The $4000 Electric Car Dominating China

[@arekpetrosian4965]

Heck, I'd buy one in a heartbeat. Great for driving around town, quick trips to the store, etc. Love it.

[@red_ashcroft]

Range is at 170km or at 105 miles, sounds reasonable for that price right?

[@rachmatzulfiqar]

@@red_ashcroft you probably need to change the battery every year, but, yeah, good for golf car replacement

[@red_ashcroft]

@@rachmatzulfiqar that car uses lithium ion batteries not lead acid.

[@rachmatzulfiqar]

@@red_ashcroft yeah, a small lithium battery, the capacity is probably maxed, thus lower the lifespan even more, you probably end up with a car that can do 35 miles at max, in about a year, assuming you charge the thing every 2-3 day

[@red_ashcroft]

@@rachmatzulfiqar it has a max speed of 100kph though i don't suggest running it at that, and has a range 100mi or something. It looks small but it's actually like a Smart and with the batteries they are hot swappable they have charging stations in China that does the standard charging, fast and HS type. So I don't know what they plan on other countries but that's the reason this car and the other GM EVs do in China. This is why small EVs are popular in China, the batteries are lighter and easier to swap in the process. It only takes 3 mins for the machine to change it. EV Motorbikes in Taiwan do the same thing, it's like going to petrol station, remove your battery, put it in an open slot and get one that's fully charge, by hand.

[@hutchcraftcp]

I totally understand why it sells so well. In mega million population cities it fits. $4k is a reasonable price for it.

[@daano465]

for a new car ye. Also the size, Tesla really needs to go smaller or theyll get outcompeted. Even the newer car dont seem that compact.

[@Think_Inc]

India has an even better car. It’s higher quality too. Although it isn’t electric. It’s none other than the Tata Nano, the world’s most affordable car.

[@cybair9341]

@@Think_Inc - Unfortunately, the Tata Nano and Citroen Ami look like a joke on wheels. Style matters.

[@user-pm8qf3dj8v]

@@Think_Inc No to China products.

[@user-pm8qf3dj8v]

@@cybair9341 Mahindra e is available No from Virus mentor No to China poop

[@robertlee5214]

damn! I just paid $6000 for a used electric golf cart.

[@mpwaterhouse]

Ouch - I paid $5000 for a used Fiat 500e but it does have airbags

[@mayurkode8569]

Don't even make this comparison

[@jahjoeka]

I'll give you about three fiddy.

[@darinattard3244]

You can play golf too

[@kickboxer8173]

its ok. it will probably last longer.

[@murillolima4915]

Never knew forex could be so challenging! Kept running back to these KZbin videos to learn more about this your video is indeed helpful Thanks.

[@derrickdee9663]

Who else think this forex is kinda easy but is way to nervous to start.

[@jessierhondes1778]

@Charlotte Steven Demo account are risk Free.

[@povgabrielfernandez5854]

I was winning in a demo before I started a live account... All i can say is that i lost a sum of $1500 in there different attempts.

[@sirgiojimenez2279]

Trade has left me no choice but to keep investing because it makes so much profit for me.

[@charlottemia9362]

@Charlotte Steven Not everyone has the patience and persistence to grow account. Some may end up blowing up their account.

[@macrumpton]

Even if it was $2k more with airbags and abs, it would still be thousands cheaper than anything we can buy now. It would make a great 2nd car.

[@raymondorech5578]

You can actually fit those at third party shops for way less than $2,000...

[@dicky-duck6632]

@@raymondorech5578 really? what if this car doesnt have the room to fit in the airbag, is it safe to add it on?

[@edukid1984]

In China there's now a "Macaron" version of this car, with air bag fitted for driver's seat and top spec range of ~105 miles. Priced at $6,720 at current exchange rate (the price of $4,350 quoted in this video was for the lowest spec model under the original version). Edit: ABS+EBD+low speed proximity warning also standard in the new version.

[@georgeb5262]

@@edukid1984 How much is the hp and the max speed?

[@huarongliu8938]

@@georgeb5262 The macaron version with airbag not for sale at this moment，maybe a few months later，about 800 usd more compare to normal versions，the normal versions sport mode max speed is around 90-100 km/h ，not very fast，I don't know the Macaron version This car even has convertible version

[@wildforfreedom6614]

Wait till Washington designates this car as a national security threat

[@hello_world704]

Why? This is GM tho.

[@freemanol]

No doubt they will haha! Probably will make up something like this car sends your data to the CCP or something

[@sybelyan2535]

It’s a joint venture with GM...

[@seanlee3863]

Washington: This car seat will spy on your ass

[@dipro001]

You dont wanna let dem commies know where you get your bread.

[@tengkualiff]

If they expanded to Japan, this would be a top seller.

[@giukro1720]

Don’t you think Japan already have something like this?

[@yukauyeung7070]

I believe Japanese don't need to import this they can manufacture their own ones.

[@entityold9510]

@@giukro1720 NO，we haven‘t...

[@jackshen5093]

@@entityold9510 what about k cars?

[@qiuweida]

@@jackshen5093 K cars are not ev.

[@LL-jt1kw]

I’d like buy one if it’s available in Germany, perfect for university-home commute, and I can afford it by myself!

[@overPowerPenguin]

This would be about 10-12.000 USD in Europe, after certification, taxes and mandatory safety systems that this car probably don't include. Look for example at some cars in India, which you can't find in Europe but they sell them for 4-5K USD, and the European equivalents of these cars, e.g. Renault KWID ~ 3500 EURO, costs over 10K USD, Dacia Sandero, ~ 12K EURO. Renault City K-ZE, about 8000 EURO China -> Dacia Spring, ~ 17.000 EURO Europe.

[@alexm566]

Your life is precious my friend. Airbags and proper crumple zones are worth the money. This car is only good in a retirement communities or country clubs erc.

[@sadmanh0]

you should get that Citroen AMI, it's the same sort of thing just not electric.

[@312bigbeanburrito]

@@alexm566 I mean, for a city car that won't really go on the highway, it wouldn't be too terribly risky. Without an airbag, going at around 30-40mph, a frontal shouldn't really have more than a 33% chance to kill you. Way less if you go the speed limit of domestic arterials of 20-30mph

[@alexm566]

@@312bigbeanburrito how about a serious injury? 66%?

[@RayMak]

4000 is very very affordable

[@whatthehellisthis6245]

Here we go again bro😂😂

[@jaypee6804]

Ray this isn’t right. You need morals.

[@Kolapsed20]

No its not

[@slimmewillemvandevoorstraa6461]

very very very very very affordable

[@johncoulter8966]

@@Kolapsed20 for a brand new car, yes it is

[@excitingmarmot2820]

$4000 car will chage to $10.000 car when it arrives in my country..as always

[@alexm566]

What is your country?

[@Think_Inc]

@@alexm566 Probably a country with very high tariffs. Any guesses?

[@alexm566]

@@Think_Inc Egypt? India? China?

[@radyin2023]

same with cambodia

[@smashexentertainment676]

In EU we got +20-25% tax, on top of that registration, delivery etc. I'd say you can round it to $8000.

[@davidxu73]

The new version has the optional air bag, and can run 200 KM after one full charge.

[@chinabluewho]

Put a 150 watt solar panel on top as a range extender and I am all in.

[@rickbergolla4055]

@@chinabluewho Yeah for a deluxe/premium or some version the solar panel would be good, but I think they won't do that for "standard" versions since it would increase the price by I assume a bunch

[@chinabluewho]

@@rickbergolla4055 The Hyundai Sonata has an optional solar roof for only 9 dollars more than the optional panoramic roof (1000 dollars)

[@rickbergolla4055]

@@chinabluewho cool

[@dineshsinghkaushal5417]

How to book 1000 units? I'm interested.

[@Tim1968-l9l]

i'd buy one if they came to the UK !

[@q_q123]

When I went to China last year (before pandemic) I saw these cars everywhere in the cities

[@dduay]

The petrol ones?

[@balllightning4335]

@@mmmayocide Your analogy refreshes me

[@ameliah8164]

@@dduay ev

[@catchfishattexas]

you can buy this car with 3 iphone!

[@Taurineg]

More like 4 I mean it literally says 4K in the title

[@flhong]

To be frank a lot of american company products are over pricing and monopoly.

[@verlax8956]

@@flhong yes

[@jasonyan1599]

@@Taurineg its 12 pro max i think

[@hymlog]

...WHY WOULD ANYONE TRADE FOR AN IPHONE ...THE CAR IS SO MUCH MORE USEFUL!

[@JustDavidMinistries]

I saw one for a second time yesterday as I dropped off my kids for their homework. I couldn’t keep my eyes off this cute Wuling model. Btw I live in China.

[@paullacey2999]

Would be a hit in the UK Im sure.I would love to commute to work in it.

[@leoperez6737]

I wish I could buy that car here in Mexico. We have low safety standards and is great for the city. Plus they are super polluted.

[@shimeih2287]

You can try to import it like that KZbin guy

[@ricardollano6894]

yo tambien quiero que lo traigan a republica dominicana, seria muy bueno

[@macrumpton]

20k of those in Mexico City would make the air a lot cleaner! Plus they are super cheap to run.

[@Kokopuracan12]

I wish it comes here in my country, Philippines....

[@winrealgulle4198]

Why not just create our own. :)

[@Think_Inc]

India has an even better car. It’s higher quality too. Although it isn’t electric. It’s none other than the Tata Nano, the world’s most affordable car.

[@nsdfancy]

@@Think_Inc most affordable maybe, but not convenient

[@waffelo4681]

But do u have electric refilling centre tho?

[@麻馬華公會會長MCA]

@@Think_Inc "Although it isn't electric" well you have to stop right there ... Non electric car will be obsolete in China within 10 years

[@mehdihassan8316]

Thanks for the quality content. You Venture City, and Tech Vison make the best tech videos

[@WhyHighC]

Mention Tech City twice. Hmmm 🤔

[@mehdihassan8316]

@@WhyHighC Logically Explained, my bad

[@jaym8476]

compare with mini smart, I like this one

[@domm4633]

A Chinese company also bought the design of the Toyota iQ/Aston Martin Cygnet to sell as an EV. It's a four seater about the size of the original Mini just taller and bulkier.

[@mikegee8875]

Bought the design....you mean stole.

[@Notfound-fw7eb]

@@mikegee8875 China could stole your future technology in 10 years, which the others don't have for now.

[@yu-jd5jg]

I am afraid Washington, as usual, will sanction GM for partnering with China SAIC to produce this Mini EV?

[@kimeunha7706]

then change the presiden

[@213sync]

WuLing full name is SAIC GM WuLing，SGMW. GM 44%，SAIC 50.1 and WuLing 4.9% shareholding ratio.

[@JigilJigil]

@TIANANMEN MASSACRE COVERUP it's not just Washington, almost every single country on earth hate them for their China virus.

[@cowmoo5596]

@Na Na Interesting, any sources for this?

[@바보Queen]

@Na Na found the chinese spy

[@cybair9341]

Nice style ! The wheels are still too small but compared to other tiny commuters, this one doesn't look like a joke.

[@r2vbwh153]

This is just good for the Philippines, our speed limits here were much lower than this vehicle top speed, even highways here only allows 80km/h

[@martialman.4563]

Electric cars are illegal in Phillipines

[@Unan1mouz]

@@martialman.4563 Why?

[@martialman.4563]

@@Unan1mouz Good question

[@martialman.4563]

@@Unan1mouz Old law that has not been repealed. You must register VIN and engine block number. Not engine block number=no registration.

[@rollybarcelona4771]

Coz the oil godzillas pay a lot of taxes that feed the corrupt politics

[@Imperial_Dynamics]

Awesome. I'm buying as many Wuling shares in Hong Kong as I can

[@williamgoode9114]

They are not it to make a profit but to help their country and plants,animals and humanity, so stick to tsla if your ambition is get rich quick schemes. Some Indian farmers want more pay, some Whales have committed suicide, I think our only hope is to come together, around the Global Politburo Table all speaking one language preferably English. The farmers, the pastoralists, the agronomists, they change land use Drastically, oh, great for us humans, but pretty dam awful for wildlife, wildflowers, natural rivers, natural forests, maybe its a good idea they are on strike, too many Indians, too many Chinese, too many Westerners,Asians& Africans. Just soooo many; cats,dogs,chickens cows goats sheep, we are changing the World Order of Animal mix, same with the plants we use for food, and trees we have use for and those we don't, poor Whales maybe they believe they can go for help, make a point, get away, every intelligent animal must be terrified, factory ships, nuclear testing, ballistic harpoons, food scarcity, now warming, and if you stand up you get shot or your forest is burnt or worse.

[@ayushraj4786]

@@williamgoode9114 are u paid by tsla???

[@rcl998]

jumped 270% in 1 month

[@tuoqiliu5010]

兄弟。。。香港那个五菱汽车和上汽通用五菱不是一回事啊。不过还是恭喜了。

[@wolfganglava1511]

@@tuoqiliu5010 305 only has about 2.4% stake of the venture, probably even less, 2%.

[@wordsthathealyou]

Always the best quality tech videos- this is definitely one of my favorites! 💪🏼🤴

[@lionheart3025]

I'd like to correct the price. In China, the price of mini EV ranges from $4458 - 6750. But the price includes 17% VAT. So FOB price of this car is about $3800-5770.

[@妙才-z6g]

No, this car comes with government subsidies, and after subsidies, it only costs over $2000,

[@mab7727]

Honestly, this seems amazing!

[@mab7727]

@RpM_Evan NO U

[@roninronin6405]

Corona from china was free and you know the rest

[@ziky3329]

We want this car in India.

[@khein2204]

and in Indonesia

[@ashWINAG]

This is what Ratan TATA was thinking for Nano!!

[@alexm566]

You already had the Tata Nano and nobody wanted to buy it, seemingly for the social stigma. What you think you want isn't the same as what you actually want! Plus, I don't think it'll be easy 5o charge this for folks living in crowded apartments.

[@abhimanyujha5550]

@@alexm566 actually nano marketing was pathetic it was so adamant on its low price that it overpublicized that aspect and made it a poor peoples car with good marketing one can even sell peanuts as a luxury

[@autolancegega599]

It would be a perfect car for the City and suburban areas. They should do away with the back seats and Increase the Boot space. Also Add additional features for safety and Battery range. I think Governments should promote E-Mobility vehicles and give tax incentive's specially for Handicapped and Marginalized people.

[@GG-vq9jm]

this car sells well in Shanghai because it can get a license plate for free, other wise you need to pay about 13000USD to buy one. Another point is it is really easy for parking like SMART. This car is the first electric car who appeared in the top 10 sold car in China.

[@penyoe87]

never seen this car before in SH

[@qianwill6016]

Perfect for Toronto market. Most of Toronto road allows only 50 km/hr speed now.

[@happygimp0]

km/h

[@taowang9735]

How about highway?

[@Think_Inc]

India has an even better car. It’s higher quality too. Although it isn’t electric. It’s none other than the Tata Nano, the world’s most affordable car.

[@stanwbaker]

@@Think_Inc The last Nano was made in October 2018.

[@allansmith7305]

@@Think_Inc You keep saying that. Are you a bit OCD?

[@SiuLeung]

i would totally own one as my 2nd car (commuter). No oil changes, low maintenance and extremely cheap to run. It's a no brainer.

[@rw9495]

This would be perfect for me! I live on a highway where the speed limit is 55mph, and all the cheap Chinese EVs I've seen before top out at 25mph. Something that cheap that can travel at highway speeds is a game changer.

[@SapioiT]

Honestly, adding $500 more for 2 front airbags wouldn't be a bad idea, to make it street legal in Europe. And there should be an option to add more batteries below the back seat and back floor, to increase the range even more.

[@yug5156]

It s rwd tho. I bet that s also where the batteries are.

[@ilynpayne7491]

Seems like a nice car to drive around town I'd buy one

[@FelonMusk2021]

This is one of the reasons why the US feels threatened by China. They are so far ahead in terms of advanced manufacturing and green tech adoption.

[@HIHaiki]

The bullet point to me here is the fact that we really don't need so much range when driving inside city limits so range anxiety should not be a thing

[@allansmith7305]

True. As a city car, assuming it's not your only vehicle (unless you never leave the city), it is fine.

[@antonywambugu9905]

@@allansmith7305 you can always hire a car if you only leave the city occasionally.

[@TheSiapajadeh]

Perfect car for daily commute in the city

[@lazymonkey8259]

design for this，especially for office lady，you can see the appearance is very cute

[@manimalworks7424]

Two trims, all features come standard, no options. Selling more than 3000 units a day now.

[@dennis007]

How to charge this vehicle when most people in China are living in the high-rise apartment buildings in the city?

[@manimalworks7424]

@@dennis007 chargers everywhere, parking lot, road side charging stations, rest areas. In the complex I live, every parking space has a charger.

[@dennis007]

@@manimalworks7424 Thanks for your explanation on the Infrastructure progress in China. Is it a government mandate to wire parking spaces with charging station in high-rise buildings, even in the old residential complex, in China? If a flat owner is also a gas-powered vehicle owner in an old residential building, this owner may be reluctant to use the money in the pocket to subsidize the wiring.

[@manimalworks7424]

@@dennis007 both gov mandate and commercial, we pay for the electricity used by wattage. Not free. But much cheaper than gasoline.

[@MTAKen]

@@dennis007 Believe it or not, this EV car even outfitted a 220v/10Aust plug in a 220V household socket to charge your car within 9 hours！

[@babesdoce7719]

First they laugh at you, now they laugh with you!😁😁😁

[@wowyzaoy]

am I correct to understand, this ev will put more Chinese drivers on the road, while traffic congestion is already a problem?

[@scottm5425]

Fantastic, totally perfect city car. Makes Smart cars look totally dumb.

[@ronkirk5099]

If these cars were available in the U.S., I'd buy one tomorrow. This could be the new 'EV' Volkswagen that was popular in the 60's and 70's. Personal transportation for 'every man'. This is what we need to fix the planet.

[@xandershenton3249]

Your vids are amazing keep up the good work

[@AgentSmith911]

Cheapest EV here in Norway is the 160 000 NOK / $18,700 Mitsubishi i-Miev. And that's with no taxes! Hopefully this car comes to Europe.

[@luarbiasawaras8700]

This car already came to my country and sold for $15,000

[@eddualmeida5790]

This car with just a few tweaks and and a sticker price below 10K $ or €, would absolutely kill it and force other manufacturers to get off their asses!

[@Cactus521]

I bought one, and imported it into the United States. I really did, for less than $45. It's Sky Blue in color, like my last new car, a Toyota Camry.... Drumroll....... OK, I must admit, it's a die-cast model reproduction, but I feel it will be a collector's item when I am 90 in 30 years, I can fly to China to sell it on China's version of "Antique's Roadshow". A car like this I wish could come to the US. All crash testing has done is increased the price of cars, forcing many to choose less safe motorcycles or e-scooters. The most important thing about car crashes is not getting into one, and/or accepting the odds that they can happen, but usually if you choose your route carefully instead of picking the most congested way to go from Point A to Point B, they will not happen to you. If I were in one of these, I'd just wear a motorcycle suit with ambient cooling--they should make them for e-vehicles like this anyway, since the one thing I've heard about this car is its A/C just does not work. Two things have caused challenges for cars and their longevity. Electronics mixed with internal combustion engines, and of course, the car's purpose. E-cars like this one are fine for home dwellers, but those who live in US apartment complexes are left out of the market and I'm a former homeowner who found apartment living cheaper than the cost of owning a home once utilities are packaged into the price. I will never go back to owning a home again since my 22 yo daughter has chosen to have a career of her own, rather than straddling her parent's back looking for eternal shelter, more power to her, though we gave her the choice, we also taught her living economics, being experienced suburban dwellers and city dwellers vs. living in the middle of nowhere, like Kansas or Montana. Comin' on up however are e-scooters for single urban riders, some with a 50 mile range, foldable so they can be carried up stairs, and able to keep up at residential speeds of 25mph or 33kph. They are coming out of China as well, and it stands to reason a country that has had the largest population in a space no larger than the US would have good ideas about urban transport without the "road rage" we can't seem to avoid here in the US. We in the US (most of us) want space, living room, whereas I think like the Chinese and Japanese and others who work and live together and prefer human interaction than listening to Coyote's and Wolves howl at night, I think family, and groups of families, rather than tribalism, and bows and arrows, lol... Don't get me wrong however, some of my American roots, a tincy five pct, go back to New England Native tribes and my daughter has hispanic roots, courtesy the one who we've shared life together with, which are said to have come from Asia, during the last Ice Age. I can see that Asian twinkle in her eye every time we eat noodles or skabetti...

[@shakibm1558]

I hope GM and SAIC releases one in us, definitely has to be size of mini or bigger tho.

[@vachefoule]

I like this tiny car. I want it in my garage alongside a pickup truck. The small car for going shopping in cities and the truck for long trips :D

[@darwinjina]

For driving in the city, I'm concerned about how long the battery will last when stuck in city traffic.

[@cb250nighthawk3]

It's so light you could push it with one hand by yourself. So no worries ☺️☺️☺️.

[@elyserva7903]

Except for the air-conditioning and electronics, miniscule, because it only consume power when moving. ICE cars consume petrol standing still by idling.

[@darwinjina]

@@elyserva7903 again. That's exactly why I'm concerned about that.

[@darwinjina]

@@cb250nighthawk3 pushed both. For same size car, a normal car is easier to push around.

[@Rod-bp8ow]

The miniEV is designed for places where congestion is a story of the past, with its features that promotes health, as well as smooth driving experience, no owner is going to be regretful of the power packed features that this car has. It is lightweight yet durable on the inside and outside as it glides, smoothly.

[@naknakacknak]

It's even cheaper if you order the "AA" battery version. :-)

[@grincadorna4753]

Bring it here in Canada I’ll take 3 right away

[@elyserva7903]

Perfect for Metro Manila roads where average speed during rush hour is 10 km/hr. You barely get into 2nd gear and you have to step on the brakes. 😡

[@spectermakoto9029]

Here in america people are too busy taking out 8 year loans for 20,000$ cars and you can't get around town without a car because of terrible urban planning

[@sandyg4125]

Great video! I would definitely consider buy it if it becomes available for USA, if they keep the price affordable.

[@myytchannel6632]

They will never bring it to the US as it will put all other electric cars out of business.

[@roninronin6405]

yes, Corona was made free for all !!

[@SaintNyx]

@@myytchannel6632 no, it wouldn’t. This car is completely impractical for the vast majority of Americans. It would hardly sell at all.

[@TheTruthSeeker756]

It fits into their market perfectly. Good for them

[@saizawm]

I would definitely buy one if it came here to Myanmar :D

[@1hjehje]

It looks really nice and appears to be great value for the money. I'm glad to see EVs on the market that an average person can afford.

[@AmateurPetrolHead]

A very similar car was introduced in India the Mahindra e2o, starting at around 10,500$. Which was the cheapest EV at that time! But failed miserably thanks to lack of government subsidies & no infrastructure to support them.

[@AmateurPetrolHead]

@Yong Zhou I meant at that time like more than 5 years ago when the Mahindra e2o was in production. The Indian government wasn't giving any subsidies for electric vehicles.

[@FaithfulFumoFan23]

Would love for one of these little guys to be my next ride.

[@n.r.2258]

I would buy it immediately, when it’s available in my country.

[@sreekantannairg6327]

I would also buy one when it is available in India!

[@Thegreycomrade]

Such a shame we won't see similar EVs like this in the UK with zero emissions zones being implemented and the cheap price of £4,000 id happily buy one of these compared to the £20,000 plus price tags on most new EVs

[@michealpipes3110]

How do we buy from USA?

[@MMLL369]

I visited China for a company training course in 2016 for 2 weeks, the site was located 2 hours drive away from Ningbo so it musta been a tier 4 or 5 city. Every morning, a staff member picked me up on the way to work with her Peugeot 207. When asked, she said this kind of car could rarely be seen in higher tier cities; the targeted markets are mainly "farm cities". Therefore, I think EVs of this range are for mid-low income peers.

[@lazymonkey8259]

design for office lady ， housewife and low income peers

[@bettyescookingchannel]

I like the price.

[@disraelimartin7265]

Very nice china keep the good work long live and god bless you all china

[@lunchbox1341]

Wow that is really cheap, if this was sold in my country im pretty sure I would buy it instead of something mainstream or a tesla

[@Koushi82]

yep same fk our countries banning cheap cars

[@highspeeddream3980]

Can I buy this EV car in Canada , province of Alberta?

[@MarcoGarofalo_]

whats the stock symbol? LMAO

[@yun-gx5vt]

SAIC motor 600104

[@awaitingfutureone5847]

@@yun-gx5vt he was kidding. Usually stock tickers have 4 letters...

[@super_kkocco]

@@awaitingfutureone5847 Not US stock

[@stoneguo7478]

@@awaitingfutureone5847 No, that is the stock code in Shanghai stock exchange for the joint venture.

[@bobharris5093]

I know right !!!

[@weijin7776]

An interesting fact is that this cute little car did not sell well in the big cities of China, but was very popular in small and medium-sized cities. It has a maximum range of only 170km, and in fact has a top speed of only 80km/s. Early models did not have airbags. But it was very practical for the commuting.

[@bubuluke]

According to Bloomberg, there are 450 electric car companies in China.

[@oxygentaster·CN]

trust me majority most of them are rubbish。but this car is quite good。in china wuling means cheap and trustworthy。

[@bubuluke]

@@oxygentaster·CN I have fallen asleep in many BYD taxis and buses in Shenzhen. The Hao Mao's are selling faster than Great Wall can make them. China is forcing major car makers to go electric. I even like the old motorized trike my neighbor used. All are trying to carve out a niche for themselves. Wuling is the GM joint venture. Probably the on GM I would consider buying.

[@lamdo3003]

I just want to ask. Do you guys have the type of battery pack that I can install it on the top of the roof rack and charge it by solar and still can switch to use it whenever I need for the car or for Electric Equipment that I have? Would I be able to buy an extra battery pack for this wuling? Whatever battery you are going to upgrade, I want 1 extra on the roof with a solar panels. Can you do that for me? A Wuling with Double level Roof Rack. 1 for extra battery storage and 1 for my camping equipments. And cover everything with the solar panel?

[@89boopathy]

Your background music is awesome 😍😍😍😍

[@datathunderstorm]

Sounded like somebody’s been looping a track from the album “Songs of Distant Earth” by Mike Oldfield.

[@skidrow-black]

in Australia cheapest electric car hyundai ioniq 5 cost $71,900. Its a Joke really.

[@greggaspe5095]

When you have an accident with that tin can...

[@macrumpton]

Ill bet a lot of them will never go on a road with over a 30mph speed limit.

[@haveagoodday458]

i cant wait for this car arrive in my country ... hope soon ..😍 a must buy .

[@AL-zz4mz]

First I thought it’s Tesla stock price prediction 😂😂

[@thisisnotfinancialadvice4981]

Is this company on the stock market?

[@jimmyhyhp9056]

it's listed in Hong Kong, and YTD stock price rise from 0.23 to 1.7 . This is almost all because of this best-seller EV model.

[@Shazistic]

Fun fact A snail can sleep for three years -Shazistic

[@johnmyviews3761]

Brilliant for most commuters, I wish I could buy one in Australia

[@Think_Inc]

Just order from India. You'll( not) get what you pay for.

[@Ziggyziggy1]

This vehicle is just fantastic, It's all we need for every day travel.

[@icecream4405]

This is so much better than the citroen AMI in Europe, which has only 70km range, 45km/h top speed and costs 7000€. And it also doesn’t have airbags!

[@michaeltse321]

Woo -p put me on the waiting list.

[@oscarmedina7368]

Man for $5k this can take me to work and back daily while my SUV is the cross road trip car. I’d love one!

[@TLM860]

We need to get rid of airbags so that we can have cheaper cars 😆

[@inyourphace1690]

If the option of no airbag is offered in the US, many would buy as well for less.

[@TLM860]

@@inyourphace1690 all we need are helmets and prayers 🤣

[@slowanddeliberate6893]

No airbags is too unsafe.

[@DonMikimax]

@techvision Not all of your viewers are from USA. Please use both Miles and Km (like the whole of the world does). Thanks.

[@Think_Inc]

Ah, classic America.

[@Unan1mouz]

This is soo cute I want 2! lol

[@axatitans6323]

Indonesia government are very enthusiast for the EV development. And they already decided to accept all foreign EV manufacturer to come and make investment there. Hopefully this car will be sold soon in my country, Indonesia, as well.

[@pruthvigohil9845]

3:03 When you gotta reduce overpopulation 🤣🔥

[@harshitrautela8662]

😂🤣

[@wilson15453]

How?

[@pruthvigohil9845]

@@wilson15453 no airbag 😂

[@wilson15453]

@@pruthvigohil9845 I get it now

[@fan_dan_go1545]

haha, imagine if a hacker remotely controls one of these electric mini cars and crash them into a pole, tree or the ocean 😂

[@MAR771N]

I think the newer models all have airbags as standard because people criticized it for not have one to start with. It might also have ABS as standard and many more features for the higher-end models.

[@lhtlamhotak]

The name "Mitsubishi" in Japanese mean "3 rhombus" The name "Wuling" in Chinese mean "5 rhombus"...

[@lhtlamhotak]

@Mr. HeavyDebater "ling 菱" is short form of "ling xing 菱形", and "ling xing" mean rhombus "Mitsubishi" in Japanese is "三菱" "Wuling" in Chinese is "五菱" These are share character between Chinese & Japanese

[@BLUExEYEDxSLICKT]

This would be perfect for city driving or within a small town. Use your gas car you have for long trips of hundreds of miles but this car for local commute only. Not bad! Little over 4 grand isn’t bad at all for a new car all electric that gets 75 miles on a charge. Perfect for in town locally all day.

[@jimmytan2208]

Just wear a helmet & neck brace while driving.

[@zixuhlent1]

For sure

[@balllightning4335]

城市里面开的车而已

[@teddystoner8288]

I want it. Used fiat 500e is still 10grand or so with low miles. I've had 5 EV's and so far I've had battery problems at around 40000 miles.

[@mcr5645]

Yeah, no thx. I'll save up for something with safety standards, a crumple zone, airbags and more than 17hp lol

[@dduay]

many people buy this as their second car. For city commute.

[@Eriksporty]

Are they public now ? What is the ticker for their stock ?

[@aviramiancovici93]

When Xiaomi and Cars meet. lol

[@pedropeladoni5477]

Thanks

[@ramontorres2647]

This is not the cheapest chinese e car, there're models starting at 1200$

[@xxooxx69]

I woundnt call it a car , more like golf cart

[@kamotebanana5747]

wow...that would be great for city driving and everyday use