Discover the Brazilian brand that brings more affordable Chinese electric vehicles than BYD, with the launch of five models scheduled for April!
The Brazilian automotive industry is about to receive a revolutionary boost with the arrival of Zeepo Motors. This national brand, based in Guarulhos (SP), is ready to launch five new models of electric vehicles in April this year, promising to offer more affordable options than BYD, one of the main electric car brands on the market.
Strategic partnership with Jiangling Motors Corporation (JMC)
Zeepo recently signed a 20-year exclusive contract with JMC, a renowned Chinese vehicle manufacturer, for the distribution of electric models in Brazil. This strategic partnership will allow Zeepo to market JMC vehicles under its own brand, ensuring a diverse and competitive offering in the Brazilian market.
Zeepo's differences in the electric vehicle market
In addition to offering more affordable prices, Zeepo also stands out for its innovative approach to after-sales and sustainability. The company promises an eight-year warranty on its vehicle batteries, in addition to a parts replacement scheme that guarantees four replacement parts for each car sold.
Commitment to sustainability and innovation
In addition to offering high-quality electric vehicles, Zeepo is also committed to environmental sustainability. Each vehicle will be accompanied by a solar panel for home installation, allowing owners to use clean, renewable energy to recharge their vehicles. Furthermore, the company is developing compact stores, in a 10x10 meter format, which can be easily installed in shopping malls and other collective points of sale, facilitating consumer access to its products.
Outlook for the electric vehicle market in Brazil
With the arrival of Zeepo and other electric vehicle manufacturers in Brazil, the market National automotive is undergoing a significant transformation. The availability of more affordable electric vehicles and expanding charging infrastructure are creating an enabling environment for mass adoption of this technology. Zeepo is uniquely positioned to lead this change, offering innovative, sustainable and affordable products to Brazilian consumers.
Zeepo models: Variety and cutting-edge technology
Zeepo is ready to surprise the Brazilian market with a variety of electric vehicle models. Among the five launches scheduled for April, two hatchbacks (Sun and I-Zeepo), two sedans (GSE and S7 Sport Sedan) and an SUV (Z7 Sport SUV) stand out. Each model has been carefully designed to offer not only exceptional performance, but also a comfortable and sustainable driving experience. Of Zeepo's five new launches, only the GSE midsize sedan had its price announced: R$219.990. See the technical details:
Zeepo Sun – Microcompact Hatch
- Dimensions: 3,50 m long, 1,65 m wide, 1,46 m high, 2,34 m wheelbase,
- Engine: 17,4 hp and 8,4 kgfm
- Autonomy (CLTC cycle): 175 km
- Maximum speed: 100 km/h
- Main equipment: Rearview mirrors with integrated turn signals, air conditioning, headlight height adjustment, LED flashlight, driver airbag, ABS and EBD, ISOFIX system, hill exit assistance, tire pressure monitoring, radio with USB, rear proximity sensor and digital instrument panel
I-Zeepo Sun – Subcompact Hatch
- Dimensions: 3,72 m long, 1,60 m wide, 1,54 m high; wheelbase not disclosed
- Engine: 48 hp and 14 kgfm
- Autonomy (CLTC cycle): 302 km
- Maximum speed: 120 km/h
- Main equipment: dual airbags, tire pressure monitoring, electric windows, air conditioning, traction control, ABS and EBD, as well as electric steering
Zeepo GSE – Mid-size sedan
- Dimensions: 4,68 m long, 1,84 m wide, 1,48 m high and 2,75 m wheelbase
- Engine: 147,5 hp and 22,5 kgfm
- Autonomy (NEDC cycle): 500 km
- 0 to 50 km/h: 3,9 seconds
- Maximum speed: 140 km/h
- Main equipment: Four-wheel independent suspension (front McPherson, rear Multilink), 360º camera, semi-autonomous mode with cruise control, parking assistant, rain sensor, ABS, EBD, body stabilization system, hill exit assistant, front airbags, collision detection, ISOFIX, tire pressure monitoring, LED headlights and taillights, windows with crush sensor and one-touch function, digital cluster, multimedia with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, 3 USBs.
Zeepo Z7 Sport – medium SUV
- Dimensions: 4,90 m long, 1,93 m wide, 1,66 m high and 2,60 m wheelbase)
- Engine: 340 hp and 45 kgfm (one electric motor); 544 hp and 70 kgfm (two electric motors)
- Autonomy (CLTC cycle): 551 km (one engine, 77 kWh battery); 643 km (one engine, 90 kWh battery); 606 km (two motors, 90 kWh battery)
- 0 to 100 km/h: 3,8 seconds (two engines)
- Maximum speed: 200 km/h (two engines)
- Main equipment:
- Level 2.5 autonomous driving with 33 sensors, 10,25″ digital instrument panel, 15,05″ multimedia center, 12,3″ passenger screen, Head-up display, Bose sound system with 14 speakers, suspension four-wheel independent (front McPherson, rear Multilink), electronic parking assistant, front and rear airbags, tire pressure monitoring, screens for the rear row, ISOFIX, windows with crush sensor and one-touch function, ABS, EBD, traction and stability controls, semi-autonomous mode with cruise control, hill start assistant, lane departure warning, fatigue detector, electric trunk opening and closing, multifunctional steering wheel, parking sensors, 360º camera, charging induction cell phone, heated seats, WiFi, voice control, automatic headlights, dual zone air conditioning with purification function, rain sensor.
S7 Sport Sedan: These features were not specified, but the vehicle will be based on the same platform as the Z7 Sport SUV.
Zeepo Motors and the future of electric vehicles in Brazil
Zeepo Motors is ready to revolutionize the Brazilian market of electric vehicles with its innovative approach and commitment to sustainability. With a range of exciting and technologically advanced models, the company is prepared to compete with established brands and offer Brazilian consumers an affordable and sustainable alternative to urban mobility. With the arrival of the first models in April, Zeepo is ready to lead the next era of electric vehicles in Brazil.
