Wuling Automobile has always been synonymous with cost performance, and it has launched a number of models with high quality and low price, which are deeply loved by consumers. However, recently, The Company learned from official channels that Wuling Motors announced that it would adjust the prices of some of its new energy models. Let's take a look.
Wuling NanoEV is currently selling 2021 models, and the price range after the price increase is 56,800-66,800 yuan. With a length, width and height size of 2497/1526/1616mm and a wheelbase of 1600mm, the 2021 Wuling NanoEV offers two different power motors of 24kW/29kW in terms of power. In addition, all models are equipped with a battery with a capacity of 28 kWh. This combination of power allows the 2021 Wuling NanoEV to reach a pure electric cruising range of up to 305km under NEDC conditions.
Baojun KiWi EV is slightly less well-known than the first two models, but with its more personalized appearance, many consumers still like this model. In terms of power, all models of Baojun KiWi EV are equipped with a motor with a maximum power of 40kW and a battery capacity of 31.9kWh. Such a power combination makes the Baojun KiWi EV reach a pure electric mileage of 305km under THEDC conditions. The price range of Baojun KiWi EV after the price adjustment is 77,800-86,800 yuan.
According to the browser' understanding, this is not the first time that Hongguang MINIEV has adjusted the price. Just in March this year, when the 2022 Hongguang MINIEV was launched, in addition to retaining the entry-level version of the 28,800 yuan model, the price of the rest of the versions was raised by 2,000 yuan. In less than a month, the price has risen twice, and such an operation has dissuaded many consumers who are more sensitive to price, and I believe that it will inevitably affect the sales data. However, the soaring price of raw materials for car manufacturing has led to few car companies being able to "stand alone" and have been forced to increase prices in order to "protect themselves". So the question is, do you think the Miniv is still the "most cost-effective" electric car? Feel free to share your views in the comments section.