Geely reveal serious Ford Ranger Rival electric pickup (ute) for $13,700

[@electricviking]

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[@Nas_Atlas]

We're so fucked over here in North America. $13,700 wouldn't even buy an upgraded trim package on a truck over here.

[@lifemobile33]

That is because no one will support American companies. Edward Monfort as seen on KZbin has EV vehicle designs ready to go that will compete right here in the US but American companies and inventors don't get funded. All companies and inventors like Edward dMOnfort are funded in China with ease. American investors are ignored and thrown to the side these days

[@freeheeler09]

Yep! Chevy, Ford and Ram only may hyper luxury monster trucks. They’ve basically abandoned the tradespeople and farmers who used to buy their work trucks. The result is that tradespeople keep their vehicles alive for far longer than in the past. In our small tourist and ranching town, the average vehicle is probably 15 years old.

[@f1aziz]

You could slap a ton of tariffs on them and they'd still be cheaper.

[@bobsmith3983]

The US car companies probably are but the regular truck buyer is rejoicing.

[@TheRidingDutchman99]

The subsidies for EV's are covered by green tax levies. Your truck pays for the EV's.

[@mrsquizzle2879]

Hey Sam, i just order one for Mauritius, almost double the price with delivery expected mid Jan-25. Bring you family on vacation and try it out

[@Nas_Atlas]

I lived in Reunion once. Hello to Mauritius!

[@charlesbcraig]

I’m visiting Thailand right. I’m blown away by the amount of different EV’s they have here!

[@TheRidingDutchman99]

BYD. Heavily subsidised and liabilities on 4 wheels within 2-3 years.

[@kamsunleong6648]

​@TheRidingDutchman99 There are BYD ev taxis operating in the city of Shenzhen since their public transport system went fully electrified in 2017. Many of them have clocked up hundreds of thousands of km in mileage with minimal battery degradation. You can fact check this.

[@0ctatr0n]

@@TheRidingDutchman99 Source?

[@charlesbcraig]

@@TheRidingDutchman99 haha true

[@Lost_Johnny]

@@0ctatr0n he doesn't have one

[@brahmhenkins8732]

In South Africa we have a huge gap in the market: The half and three-quarter tonne ute. Those vehicles were once abundant, but are no longer being manufactured or imported. A lot of businesses still rely on their aging utes (now mostly Chevy), but are unable to replace them.

[@vvvci]

absolutely - the INSANE suicidally STUPID "legacy" BIG AUTO execs & CEOs absolutely REFUSE to give auto, car & truck buyers WHAT THEY WANT - car & truck buyers WANT good reliable transportation at a decent price with maybe a few bells and whistles, but ALL the OEM execs want to sell is OVER-PRICED, OVER-STUFFED HIGH OPTIONS high-end luxury trucks & SUVs.... but since ALL THOSE OPTIONS mean a complex and convoluted supply chain (and production lines), even if you want to spend $80,000 on a big lux truck... you get a vehicle with DEFECTS, RECALLS, and super expensive maintenance issues

[@mannylocatelli8977]

Don't worry the Chinese are coming

[@freeheeler09]

Brahma, Chevy and Ford are dropping the ball in the US as well, not selling small, affordable pickups/utes. Someone else will fill that void and Chevy and Ford will pass further into irrelevancy.

[@brahmhenkins8732]

@@freeheeler09 I've never seen any small pickups in the US. But they used to be more affordable. But you're right, someone else will hopefully fill the void soon.

[@veganpotterthevegan]

@freeheeler09 it's a difficult need to fill. Everyone can make a small truck, but it needs to meet the high standards the US has for high speed crashes.

[@wildbill6366]

Just visited Saudi Arabia and yes the Chinese EV vehicles are amazing 😍.. The world is unprepared for this wave coming ..

[@Utubeisazzho]

A bunch of explosives on the roads. No thanks 😂

[@TheRidingDutchman99]

Residual value in 6 years....? A minus figure by then.

[@MiguelPM98]

Hi Sam, greetings from Ecuador just yesterday I visited the raddar show room the raddar 4x2 with 86 kw battery is 42000 usd and they said the 4x4 will be available at 47000 usd, cars in Ecuador are heavily taxed yet this car will be cheaper than other full versions mide size cars, the interior looks awesome!!

[@JohanDanielAlvarezSanchez]

Also cheaper to operate

[@patrickcowan8701]

I remember how crazy car prices were in Ecuador.

[@kevinantschak-brown3511]

Do you know, absent the Ecuador taxes on the car, what the price would have been? I'm trying to get an idea of what extra mark up, (exc Western world Govt dissuading taxes, lining their politicians pockets with bribes from the ICE industry) the Chinese will use when selling this over seas. i.e. I wonder if the 100-150K yuan price is discounted-subsidised in China?????

[@shanebrooks9247]

The farm market in Australia could be a big consumer of a cheap light electric work vehicle. Doesn't even need ADR compliance as an alternative to way overpriced UTV buggies.

[@gamesndrinks]

A $13000 pickup in the US would dominate the market

[@freeheeler09]

Yep! A$20,000 or even $25,000 pickup would dominate the market! Interesting that the Ford Maverick’s bed is only 4.5’. That is fine for suburbia, but not for real work.

[@kimchiman1000]

Thanks!

[@electricviking]

Welcome!

[@Suburp212]

Man, we all need this car. No more 120.000 $ for a new car just to make a few people super rich.

[@veganpotterthevegan]

We really need EV retrofits. We have enough vehicles in the US😂

[@laeneel]

Been watching this vehicle for awhile now....if its a decent price and range price in Aust I'm buying.

[@grantoldfield3790]

MaGoo and Blowen will tax until unaffordable

[@freeheeler09]

Sam, here in the US, Chevy, Ford and Dodge have basically limited themselves to being boutique manufacturers of super luxury monster pickups and SUVs. Their prices are so high that tradespeople can no longer afford them. My suggestion is that Ford, Chevy and Ram merge. The luxury monster truck market just isn’t big enough to keep all three afloat.

[@amgguy4319]

Except without the Luxury or the Quality. GM's $3 Billion marketing deceived buyers into the belief they get luxury, i.e. their plastic is better.

[@tedwong7037]

I wont say ford ranger nor F150 luxury, too many hard plastic materials,its just expensive, not luxury

[@mrfarenheit9159]

“Tradespeople”?

[@sunburst1484]

About time 😄, i knew you were sitting on a video about this one. Thank you ! I'll be taking the extended version for work.

[@ezeJeff]

Geely also makes a double axle bus, battery powered

[@DanielBellan-dx6rk]

Merry Christmas 🎁 I'm glad you made this video it reminds me of my transformation from a nobody to good home, $34k monthly and a good daughter full of love

[@Harryfox-i9k]

My advice to everyone is that saving is great but investment is the key to be successful imagine investing $15,000 and received $472,700.

[@wilderRobin]

Unfortunately, not all of us were financially literate early. I was 35 when I finally educated myself and started taking steps. I went from $176,000 in debt with zero savings or retirement to now, 2 years later, fully debt-free and over $1000,000 net worth. I know that doesn't SOUND like a lot, but I'm incredibly proud of it. Now I'm fast-tracking my wealth building (investing $400,000 annually) and don't owe a dime to anyone. It's a good feeling!

[@SarahScotch]

4 years ago, I was living paycheck to paycheck, working 40 hours a week. I was a high school dropout with a GED and had a 489 credit score, along with an eviction, repossession, and collections. I got into real estate but encountered unqualified clients who couldn't qualify for a mortgage due to their credit. I found this home-based business here on KZbin, and it just made sense.

[@Ropercof5543]

wow this awesome I'm 47 and have been looking for ways to be successful, please how??

[@Annakerry-rp3pd]

Making touch with financial advisors like Elizabeth Regina Nelson who can assist you restructure your portfolio, would be a very creative option. Personal financial management will be crucial to navigating the next difficult times

[@jawadad73]

even at 100% tariff, its still less then 30k

[@BillJohnston-y7o]

If you tow with an electric truck it's worthless.

[@BillJohnston-y7o]

He keeps pushing all of this crap, lol. They will never pass inspection in the USA. Getting paid by China?

[@f1aziz]

@@BillJohnston-y7o Not every vehicle is suitable for every use case. There's still a decent market for trucks these sizes without towing capacity.

[@BillJohnston-y7o]

@@f1aziz Even the small American and Japanese trucks can tow and don't fall apart. America needs to tariff any vehicle of Chinese decent by 500% to make sure they never make it here.

[@veganpotterthevegan]

​@@BillJohnston-y7o neato...most people never tow.

[@Piecenotwar]

I do around 60km a day and need a pickup so this would be perfect for me, I’ll save the wear on the Everest diesel for doing big long distances around Oz.

[@kimchiman1000]

You really have my attention with this one Sam! From everything you've told us here, if it becomes available in Canada, and at the price point described in this video, it would be a veritable answer to prayer. I live in a mountainous rural community that typically receives it fair share of snow, and the truck in your video would be ideal - I wouldn't have to load my 2WD van up in the winter to make it heavy enough to get around in winter. Side note: It's worth mentioning here that i recently looked into having my Chevy van upgraded to 4 WD. I was shocked by how much it would cost. The prices START at $20,000 Cdn - INSANE, especially for a vehicle that cost me less than $5,000 to purchase (used, but decent). The truck in your video is priced similarly to the cost of upgrading my old van, AND IT'S ELECTRIC! Thank you for keeping us up to date on the goings on of the electric vehicle market; I really appreciate what you do here!

[@darpompie4354]

To protect the US auto industry, Canada agreed to charge 100% tariff's on Chinese EV's, so double all the prices he just mentioned. Now since the US has decided to backstab Canada, it may be good time to take these ridiculous Tariffs off so that us Canadians can worry about Canada first instead of the US auto industry. It's time that we start trading with China instead of the US so that we can have much cheaper EV's and other products.

[@Suburp212]

Canada was forced to accept 100% tariffs. So it will not be the same price range.

[@mikemotorbike4283]

smoke another one!

[@capnkirk5528]

@@Suburp212 I live in the part of SW Ontario that produces most of the auto trade over the border. Trump's tariffs will turn this area into a poverty zone, for no particularly good reason, and leaving the 100% Chinese tariffs in place will do NOTHING to stop that. Actually, given how badly Stellantis is doing I don't think anything ANY politician does is going to change things, so we might as well let the Chinese in. Of course, all of our politicians are OWNED by the US, so it may be hard.

[@HiggsBoson2149]

Sorry won't happen. I live in Canada too. When Amerikkka says jump, Prime minister Clueless asks "How high?".

[@jimknowles5483]

Construction workers want the original capacity of 4’ x 8’ ! That way you can close the tailgate and carry plywood or sheet rock. Don’t overlook that market!

[@capnkirk5528]

The original Grand Caravan can do this. And made way more sense than the "look at me I'm a he-man pickups" that never get their shiny wheels dirty.

[@robbartlett5887]

The domestic makers should have pushed back against the Government EV mandates and stuck with decently priced pick up trucks for this reason. A construction worker deserves a truck that can haul gear to a job site and back home again without worrying about a charge. Construction workers job sites vary in distance from home base so range can NEVER be an issue

[@richardalexander5758]

Looks really attractive for features as well as price.

[@brendanfennell3552]

In New Zealand the projected Price for the BYD Shark in the BYD Showroom is $69,999 plus ORC which equals $63,300 in Australian Dollars so where is the magical $13,700 number coming from ?

[@undisclosedthai]

It is the price in China of Radar(Riddara) King Kong which is 99800 Yuan (currently 13675 USD)

[@Suburp212]

Buy in China. Much cheaper there.

[@thelorax9622]

Different car, different manufacturer, what's your point?

[@laeneel]

Comprehension isn't your thing is it? Try watching again.

[@Pohara68.]

@@thelorax9622precisely. Keyboard warriors with no comprehension skills are painful to tolerate

[@GDH-ne8yb]

Wishing you Sam and yours a joyous festive season and amazing 2025. 🎉

[@davidcuttle4340]

Very interesting vehicle Sam. What I should like to know how does it go fording creeks. Big necessity in many parts of Oz and anywhere we play with our 4x4s. Great program mate.

[@owenvinall9970]

@DennisMerwood You havent seen Australia's Creeks.

[@kamingcloud2880]

Perfected price for many Middle Class CANADIANS that needed a working Electric Pick-up Truck to make a living ! Dream on, guys ! Dream on ! 😉💖⚡️🛻⚡️🔋💯👍 Merry Christmas ! May the New Year Bring You and Your Family Prosperous, Healthy, Peaceful Life for many years to come ! Always enjoy watching your videos ! Have a good one SAM ! 😉💖👼🏻🎄🎅🎈🎇🌏✌️🙏

[@electricviking]

Appreciate the support!

[@Discoworx]

Bit weird why we don't really have full sized trays on a Hilux style vehicle here in Australia

[@mrsporty9669]

I'm waiting for this truck. Thanks China 🎉

[@vulpinemac]

My friend, you have just announced something I've been wanting for over 20 years!!! A true compact, inexpensive but CAPABLE pickup truck! I currently own a Hyundai Santa Cruz, but these electric Geelys, especially the smaller version, is absolutely what I want in the US to replace that Santa Cruz.

[@rogerhammett5295]

Towing under load, and distance, are the elephant in the room, in large countries.

[@Flickerbrain]

It has V2L so great to use it as an extra house battery. Tank turns which means it can basically turn 180° within it's own footprint. Im getting one!!

[@jestricariaan]

Geely is welcome in South Africa, i do hope Geely sees this :)

[@mickydee26]

Utes on the market today a way to massive Bring on an electric brumby! 2 seater, compact. They would sell like hotcakes. Could easily have the same range and carrying capacity and towing capacity and power as the original Brumby with all the capabilities/ driving qualities

[@mickydee26]

Or the 80's/90s 2dr Jap one tonner style utes. Simple, tough, light, reliable, great 8 ft by 4 ft tray

[@earlpainter2143]

The Zeekrs look good.

[@nigelclarke1721]

About time they made a smaller ute with a bigger tray.

[@Nas_Atlas]

Just send it over here iin a box. I'll build it myself.

[@LekkerDops]

Dual cabs here in OZ tow regularly. I have a model y, but also a Ram 1500 for work. Like all EVs, once you hook up a real world payload, the batteries can't handle it, and range becomes a huge issue as it gobbles Kwh

[@MyriamKaplan-Pasternak]

There is this amazing technology that helps your truck handle large building materials its called a lumber rack

[@fcalin21]

Let this be a harsh lesson for the managers of the western auto brands.

[@zes7215]

wrr

[@grantbuttenshaw]

What lesson is that? Sell every EV at a loss like every single Chinese manufacturer?

[@fcalin21]

@@grantbuttenshaw BYD is on the positive. The lesson is to innovate and not to pursue fast gains on Wall Street. Also, personal responsibility for the managers. Western auto manufacturers are selling at a loss, so what is your point?

[@grantbuttenshaw]

@@fcalin21 BYD make a loss on BEVs...

[@grantbuttenshaw]

@@fcalin21 BYD are a listed company....they have to make money or nobody will invest.

[@Wheelo40]

Viking, a rural American here. People tow trailers with their trucks all the time. It is central to their role. Towing currently destroys the range of EV trucks. This is one reason they will struggle in the US. Lack of utility. However I only do light hauling and occasional light towing so it would work for me personally.

[@MASMIWA]

Wow! So much for Toyota, Ford, and GM in the PU market, a favorite with Americans. The PU is also popular in SEA.

[@colinwp8285]

I read for international markets, its to be called 'RIDARRA' RD6

[@jbh2761]

Cool !!! .. hope it makes it here .

[@soundnutz]

Will polestar / branch of geely survive or eventually become profitable or fold like jiyu?

[@triplex7144]

Yep that may be my second electric. Can it offload power to the home?

[@buncha5651]

I'll believe that price when they are available. 😊

[@jameslissaman8331]

One plus you didn't mention Viking was the V2L function offered by Radar, allowing work tools or camping gear like lights or stoves to be powered. On the original models ground clearance could have been increased, it was not suitable for serious off road work but even with that limitation the sales potential for Australian buyers at this price point is enormous.

[@TPVPRO]

I said for years GM needs to bring back the small S10 but in an electric vehicle, but make it affordable.

[@dennisd9804]

Geely is already in the U.S.; Volvo and Polestar produce vehicles in South Carolina, so Zeekr can easily enter the U.S. The King Kong looks amazing, so looking forward to seeing it in various global markets. American full-size pickup truck sales have been declining over the past few years. Small and midsize pickups have gained popularity in comparison. Only hybrid and specifically electric full-size trucks are doing well here.

[@thelorax9622]

If there's a single cab with the longer tray, I'll be among the first to line up to test it. Otherwise, the one with a decent tray won't fit in my garage. My single cab Holden ute, with a tray longer than six feet, and which I will want to replace at some point, will fit. Not everyone who carries longer items needs a dual-cab.

[@jiajunhe5744]

fun fact: Geely is the transliteration of good luck（吉Ji利li)

[@lazysusan3729]

Can you get with a steel tray Not Ute back ?

[@darrenfrater3496]

Just need a suv version as many will buy.

[@willfriar5163]

Yes please where do i sign at that price

[@edellenburg78]

The long bed version of this is the short bed version of the F150. F150 has a long bed version of 8 feet, and you can get a quad cab with holds 5 adults comfortably. I like small trucks myself and hope they bring this to America

[@buddywhatshisname522]

I’ll be the first in line in Canada!

[@itekani]

Trailers, people. Heard of that? You hang it behind your car when you need it, so you don't need to drive around with a vehicle twice the size all the time.

[@charliepyle1626]

Range is still the problem for Australia, we need 600km pulling a van

[@nr5494]

Or more solar powered charging stations enroute. Lugging around a huge battery makes little sense.

[@slavko321]

They should make a atandarised port in the bed of the truck so you could plug in an extra battery or a diesel generator.

[@RoryVanucchi]

We have the Ford Maverick and it sells great though not for everyone depending on usage

[@NighthunterNyx]

What do you think of Mazda 6e? It definitely looks better than any other EV as design. It seems competently speced too. It is a car I would gladly drive for 15 or so years.

[@jdreynolds29]

I was with you and I was actually considering one of these until you said that it was a blade battery....

[@jabonloco]

We have this in Uruguay, the riddara rd6. But its $44000 (63kwh) and $53000 (86kwh)

[@kevinantschak-brown3511]

Do you know if that is the price Geely have set for the market, or due to some local Govt tax, that other countries might not have? I'm trying to get an idea of what (if any) mark-up Geely might add to its over seas sales.

[@duanehorton4680]

In America we call it a bed, not a tray.

[@saff226]

86kwh is still a tiny battery. They need at least 150kwh to make it a usable ute. 200+kwh would be better

[@maurobrattich7971]

I agree completely. This is what consumers want. It is hard to understand why the legacy automakers do not offer such vehicle. Unfortunately the US consumers will never see them at that price.

[@PaulLorenzini-ny2yw]

Consumers want things that they can throw away in a few years......EV's are the perfect choice.

[@freeheeler09]

Paul has never driven a Ford Explorer. That transmissions and fuel pumps and interior plastic trim and electronics all gave up at 50,000 miles!

[@realistically-r7g]

Sam ,Can someone in NZ buy direct from China ?

[@fevolenko3995]

Hey in what world is US25k AUS30k??? The conversion is about 1.6x so 25k is actually 40k, BUT, Oz prices are never just converted, so you're saying 30k but it's likely 50-55k I'd say

[@rockycata6078]

Maybe because ute's are both commercially and family friendly vehicles. Basically an SUV with a bed instead of a boot?

[@iakona23]

This is exactly the kind of vehicle that Tesla needs to produce because there is demand for this kind of smaller compact EV pickup truck in every single country in the world.

[@kevinantschak-brown3511]

Does anyone have any feedback on the pricing in countries outside of China, to see how much of a mark up they're using when selling outside of China?

[@PaulMathias1]

All that's missing is great design.

[@dantribby199]

Its a start. Heres the deal. Most Americans want F150, Silverado, and Ram 1500 size trucks. Until they can compete in that category, nobody will be scared. Come to the rural Midwest/South and you'll see what I mean. Here people pull heavy boats or other trailers regularly. Until towing is approaching 10000 lbs and 300 miles of range it wont catch on. Also has to be 4wd. I live in Minnesota and many plow snow with trucks as well.

[@marcsimmonds5483]

A big majority of Americans live in cities and have little need for these gargantuan vehicles.

[@dantribby199]

@marcsimmonds5483 thats ok buy what you like. The city dwellers are not the entire car market though.Additionaly I live in the Twin Cities metro now, and plenty want and need truck for the lifestyle they choose. Which was my point!

[@lukehanlon9965]

Yep sign me up please!👍

[@BrettStealth]

Don't know how it will play out here in South Africa with a substantial vehicle manufacturing industry with decades of expansion & investment (for exports mostly) - I hear growing screams for protection. Brutal & hard times up ahead!

[@kingalfred3902]

You can count the electric vehicles in South Africa ...on your one hand ......Fact ...!!!!..Electric Bakkies will NEVER sell in SA ....!!!....So keep them away ...!!!

[@BrettStealth]

@kingalfred3902 are you Nostradamus' evil twin? 😄 We are far behind schedule but economic realities & worldwide disruption won't stand back for Saffa preferences... When last did you take a steam train to work?

[@Kelvin555s]

Are they coming to Aus? Looking for a next EV ute. I think diesel car will be obsolete in few years or very less resell value.

[@Boringdaddi]

Canadian and 2016, F150 owner here. I patiently baby my truck and await the day BYD or Geely or whichever Chinese manufacturer send the electric equivalent. If its as rugged, properly equipped, gets 800 km range, carries the same payload and trailer weight, and priced well under 60 k, then i will buy it. I believe its only a matter of time. 80 - 100 k for a new truck is obscenely expensive and i believe i will never buy an American made vehicle again. The big 3 have failed most average consumers and are not giving us what we want.

[@barunosardadi4717]

Hello My Friends .. Welcome to.. My name Sam Evans... Always guessing when Sam will say this intro 😂

[@DustDevilDan]

Great show. The US needs to wake up and smell the coffee. We don't need the traditional dinosaur car companies that rip us off. These EVs are amazing. Less $ for military and war and more $ for this future.

[@NoiserToo]

You will never see one on the streets of the USA for so many reasons. But I agree that the legacy players need to reverse their pricing something closer to 2019. Oh, and dump EVs and put the research money into cars that people want!

[@EdwardTilley]

great truck...

[@MatthewHarrold]

Liked and sub'd from Hobart. Cheers. $0.02

[@robertchristianson1187]

If this truck is made in USA Im not sure they can pay the workers the normal wage in the US and sell it for $13,000

[@angusnz7910]

Pure electric won’t take off. US is a huge place and like the rest of the world charging is patchy (you’re an ev guy but admit it at least). BYD is onto it with the hybrid and that’s for a good chance. Friends that brought a shark 6 here in NZ love it and I reckon it’s fantastic. The only option, it can’t climb and it can’t tow. Electric motors have a flaw of lack of torque when it’s not put through a multi speed gearbox to multiply it. Fit at least a 3 or 4 speed to it and they will have it Sussed

[@paulc6766]

China is as big as US.

[@marcsimmonds5483]

Like a lot of people, you predict the future by referencing the present. Everything is changing too rapidly for most to keep up.

[@robertshinn2165]

You are so far behind

[@Đờimitry]

BYD and Geely also needs to make Caravan that have EV batteries on them and a electric motor that assist towing....... and also charges EV that tow it as it drives, and solar panels on it....

[@Clint-stanley]

Sign me up as well. Getting my second Tesla Sedan when they release the refreshed Model Y. I like the range you quoted to replace my EcoDiesel (500 Mile Range) Then I can transport my paddleboards and Kayaks without polluting.

[@kingalfred3902]

Explain this to somebody that cares ...!!!!!

[@williamcroslow]

The last utes were made in Australia. A sedan front with a tray on the back is a ute. The yanks have pickup trucks with a different chassis type to our old utes.

[@kevinantschak-brown3511]

This will be a great vehicle if the info is correct re: price in Aus/NZ. Also will it have V2H, in which case It's a house back up battery to-boot. SOLD !!

[@cagejones7757]

Chinese automakers are seemingly the only ones remaining who know (or care) about what consumers want.

[@billienomates1606]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@kamsunleong6648]

​@billienomates1606 You may laugh but you know it's true. That's the reason why Chinese evs dominate the market here in Asean. BMW and Mercedes evs are way too expensive for the locals.

[@jdmguy44]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@carsonc1272]

500km is 310 miles for most of us listening. My 2018 M3 has a 75kw pack and originally had a 330 mile range. So if these numbers are true then they're getting extremely good efficiency out of a truck.

[@paulc6766]

Miles, for those hard of learning.

[@carsonc1272]

@paulc6766 Regardless, when you're running a KZbin channel you owe your audience both units of measure. Does it make sense for him to do the math once? Or for thousands of people to do it because he didn't? The metric system is way better. But the fact is that most of his viewers probably don't use that system.

[@prilep5]

If this pick up has vehicle to home capability it will be my dream come true and for 13,000$ 😱🤯

[@Spratdragon]

It's not 13k though. The lowest model will start at over 35k aus

[@prilep5]

@ around 20k. US$

[@Spratdragon]

@@prilep5 How with 100% Chinese tariffs going into the US?

[@robertmcculloch9443]

Problem is in the US will add a $15,000 markup. Even the US companies can't figure out how to deal with their dealers.

[@TheJ1s]

That's what Ford is probably doing with that skunk work. We'll find out later of next year, hopefully fast charging is one of the highlights. Rivian could do that too but it's not in their plans at the moment.

[@markecklund5734]

Will the Geeley Radiar make it to the United States in 2026. Don't they still have that factory in the upper mid-west.

[@kevinantschak-brown3511]

Will these be the approx foreign pricing? Or is it just heavily discounted in the home (China) market? If all is approx as you say, likemyourself, Gelly sign me up as your first New Zealand customer

[@martinwinlow]

Sam! If there is little-to-no market for this sort of vehicle in China then it kinda stands to reason that it will 100% be sold outside China... no? (!!)

[@jcmolette1613]

Ah...you mean like Africa, Mexico, South America, Middle East and Europe? Yes, that's where they will be sold...

[@deanothedinosaur9069]

Where will I charge it if I don't have a driveway?

[@gravis2000]

Probably somewhere near work would make the most sense.

[@deanothedinosaur9069]

@gravis2000 I'm a millennial I don't work

[@John-ii8zi]

Ask the council to give you 13 Amp supply or buy a safety cover to make cable safe across pavement.

[@ArmadilloGodzilla]

Charging infrastructure is a topic blissfully ignored on this channel.

[@playasurf1000]

More to the point where will you charge it out Bush or in the outback?

[@DaveDVideoMaker]

Sam, is it possible if you could do a video on electric cars you would like to have on sale in Ozzyland?

[@realistically-r7g]

Gidday when you quote $$$,, What currency are you talking about ? ❤

[@terrynyborg1053]

You’re not updated. It’s already in Thailand. People have ordered one, bought one and running one, As of the moment I’m speaking. There are four models in Thailand, two models with use 2 Wheel drive and two models which using four-wheel-drive different battery size different and price from 899000 thb to 1299000 thb. These cars from what I understand are made in China. I live in an area in Rayong province of Thailand, where they are producing and starting factories like BYD, Aion and more. Since Japanese manufacturers in Thailand, have made the court here for a long time starting to be a race of unemployment, but we’ll see if the Chinese car manufacturers are coming to a replace that one more thing that is very important in this is automation, Aion in Thailand, and Rayong is from. I have heard quite automated factory, which means it will not create the amount of labor force that some might want. In Thailand the brand’s name is Riddara! FYI

[@kevinantschak-brown3511]

Do you know if there are any extra local (Govt?) taxes which would indicate this may be even cheaper in countrues without EV prohibitive taxes?

[@dallas69]

We all need this. America Europe Africa China Australia Japan needs this! Right now the $120,000 Cyber Truck is out of reach for 99.9% of the general population. Only the ultra rich can afford a $120,000 EV Truck. Rivian DM $72,000 and Rivian loss per truck is $40,000 so that EV Truck should be $112,000 which is out of reach for Americans or the World. A general public EV truck $13,000 with optional battery TYPES and optional battery size. A EV with NaCl or LFP or NMC or LMgFP or SS battery type is the key to our EV future. We all need this.

[@dallas69]

EV battery types are changing advancing so fast EV companies must account for diffrent types of EV battery. That is the EV Today. NIO replace those AAs or AAAs EV battery is a joke. Maybe a Nuke Battery would work on a NIO design but not EV battery today.

[@NoiserToo]

You will never see this vehicle in the United States… And if you did about 2 million jobs would be lost in the auto industry. And that’s not gonna happen.

[@NoiserToo]

@ - ugh, and what might those good paying jobs be, comrade, we only need so many Uber drivers.

[@PaulLorenzini-ny2yw]

I prefer vehicles that come without Big Brother riding along everywhere I go. Enjoy your EV resale value!!!

[@scrambaba]

@@PaulLorenzini-ny2yw ICE wont meet emissions requirements and eats climate killing fossil fuels

[@dochi1958]

Yet you walk around with Big Bro & Big Tech on your cell phone! LOL fool.

[@marcsimmonds5483]

Not sure that the resale on a $13,700 car will be all that worrying. Overall, Ev's are depreciating by about 48% in their first three years and ICE by 42%. That imbalance is because EV's are getting cheaper rapidly.

[@PaulLorenzini-ny2yw]

@@marcsimmonds5483 Have you perhaps already received you SEV and paid out of pocket the $13,700? Well then eh?

[@PaulLorenzini-ny2yw]

@@dochi1958 No, actually I do not. But I am 100% certain that you do.

[@tireddad6541]

I would like to see how this competes against Tesla which has given up on affordable and its pickup is big and expensive

[@mrkitty8397]

It won’t be sold in America.