More and more automakers are betting on the creation of eletric cars, for the future belongs to them. Its two biggest positive points are the reduction of pollution to the environment and savings in the pockets of drivers, who no longer need to spend on fossil fuel.
As this market is still new, automakers are fighting to stand out, bringing innovation and quality to their next releases. a starAmerican tup Mullen Automotive launched its electric model, I-Go, in China, which is currently the cheapest in the world.
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Converting the price to real, the new launch should cost around R$ 50 thousand. The car has a range of 200 km, with a maximum speed of 100 km/h and a power of 46 horsepower. In the Asian country, the vehicle is rated for just $9,300. See below for more details on this new release.
The cheapest electric car in the world is present in China
As previously mentioned, the new electric model has a power of 46 horsepower, 10.4 kgfmof maximum torque and weighs 795 kilos. Its top speed is around 100 km/h. China is the first country to receive a shipment of this product to start marketing in the urban market.
The startup responsible for the creation stated that it still has plans to take the car to markets in other countries and continents of the world. According to the company, the next country that will receive the product will be Germany, but with a price slightly above what will be sold in the Chinese market. The I-Go arrives on the European continent costing US$ 12,000, or in reais, R$ 64,000, excluding fees.
Another automaker that has a cheaper model is General Motors, which is well known in the automobile market. GM's MINI EV is the best-selling electric car in the eastern country's market. Not long ago, the car received a new model, in the convertible version.
Electric cars in Brazil
In Brazil, the French automaker Renault launched its electric model in August, the Renault Kwid E-Tech. However, unlike the other countries reported so far, the cost of a car in Brazilian territory is not that cheap. The Renault Kwid E-Tech is costing BRL 142.900.
In the Brazilian automobile market, the novelty becomes the most affordable model so far. Jac Motors, before the French launch, was the holder of this title with the JAC E-JS1, which costs R$ 164.900.
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