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From the Renault group the cheapest is the Dacia Spring, which is below 20k I think?

• FirmwareBurner 3y ago
  Dacia Spring is still a Chinese car that's got nothing to do with the Romanian brand, it's just a rebadge to a brand the EU consumers are familiar with.
  • namdnay 3y ago
    Wow I didn’t know that! Explains why it’s so much more competitive than the rest of Renault’s lineup
  • namdnay 3y ago
    so I just checked up on this and it's not exactly true. it may be built in china, but it's a joint design, built on the CMF platform like all dacias
• slaw 3y ago
  It is below 20k in Europe and below 10k in China. https://insideevs.com/news/601060/dongfeng-nano-box-ev-dacia-spring/ https://insideevs.com/news/601060/dongfeng-nano-box-ev-dacia...
  • ClumsyPilot 3y ago
    I saw that electric cars cost 2-se less in china, which is crazy. Are we getting ripped off?
    • csomar 3y ago
      Taxes.
      • the_mitsuhiko 3y ago
        Where are there 100% taxes on EVs?
        • aziaziazi 3y ago
          Probably far from the main reason but related: EV tends to be heavier than their gasoline counterparts so the infrastructures will need to adapt in the long run. Road thickness grow by vehicleWeight^4.