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~$10k, 100kms per charge. I'd buy one if it was available outside of china.
by kennywinker 7y ago
~$10k, 100kms per charge. I'd buy one if it was available outside of china.
- i_am_proteus 7y agoWhat could stop this from being grey-market legal in the US? Usually it's tailpipe emissions, which obviously don't apply.
- dragonwriter 7y ago> What could stop this from being grey-market legal in the US? Impact safety is the usual one besides emissions, which as you note shouldn't be an issue.
- sriram_sun 7y agoHow about spontaneously exploding batteries?
- na85 7y agoThe US auto market already has cars that catch fire randomly.
- djrogers 7y agoMandatory safety features, lack of impact testing, lack of service/repair infrastructure, and an abundance of <10k used electric cars (leafs for example) that do not have these drawbacks.
- jfrankamp 7y agoYou could buy a used leaf today, it has USA safety features, is at that price point (mine cost 9.9k after fees, you can find them now for less) and has more than 100kms range. The leaf is better than this car in a hundred ways.