The first production car on electric traction, created in China, is Qiantu Motor K50 Roadster Concept. The car, according to experts, has fantastic characteristics: an electric motor - 408 hp, acceleration to 100 km/h in 4.6 seconds, a top speed of 200 km/h, and a power reserve of 200 km. The exterior panels of this model are made of carbon fiber, the chassis is made of aluminum, and the main material of the car is a carbon monocoque. The price of the "green" sports car is 700,000 yuan.
Another exhibit of the Beijing Motor Show is a compact electric vehicle Cool for the city. The car is produced by the company Changjiang on the factory in Hangzhou. The cost of this car is 100,000 yuan, or 15 thousand dollars, which by Chinese standards is quite a bit. Without refueling Cool is able to pass 200 km.
BAIC Company presented a walking electric car ArcFox-1 to visitors of the Beijing Auto Exhibition. This car does not pollute the air and also makes espresso, cappuccino and americano for the driver and passengers.
The Chinese electric car Le See Super EV is called the "Tesla killer". Indeed, the characteristics of the car are not inferior to its American counterparts. The creators of the car intend to realize an entire ecosystem of electric iron horses that can communicate with each other and the surrounding world. Production of Le See Super EV will start in the US and China in 2017.
Futuristic electric car from Zhiche Auto is another participant of the Beijing Motor Show. The crossover has not received a name yet.
Experts noted that the salon of this car is equipped with the most large-scale touchscreens.
Another electronic innovation from BAIC was the Senova EX200 crossover. The maximum speed of this car is 135 km/h. A nice bonus for Senova owners is the presence of a trailer with solar batteries and additional batteries inside.
The Beijing factory BAIC also introduced a supercar with an electric motor ArcFox-7. The creation of this car involved members of the Spanish racing team Campos.
The representatives of Citroen demonstrated the electric car E-Elisee to the Chinese public. The main feature of this sedan is a quick recharging function - the battery of the car can fully charge for half an hour. When using the usual mode E-Elisee is ready for the trip after 6 hours of charging (2 hours less than Tesla). Let's note, the car will be on sale only in the Chinese market.
Another eco-friendly representative of the Chinese automotive world is JAC iEV6S. Details of bright blue color are an invariable attribute.
The Trumpchi EV model was recently just a prototype, but the interest of Chinese consumers in electric cars made the creators of this machine make it production-based.
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