Chinese Electric Pickup Truck From Alibaba, Smaller Than a Fiat Mobi, Goes on Sale and Can Carry 400 Kg, Priced Under R$ 10,000

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 17/06/2021 at 12:14

Updated on 24/10/2021 at 12:41

Crédito: Divulgação/Alibaba

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Chinese Brands Are Always Innovating in Electric Options and This Is Not a New Thing, But Jiangsu, a Chinese Brand, Built an Electric Pickup That May Be Smaller Than a Fiat Mobi and Still Can Carry Almost Half a Ton.

Have you ever imagined buying an electric pickup for R$ 10,000 with a size smaller than a Fiat Mobi? Yes, it’s possible! On the Alibaba site, one of the largest in the world, the Chinese brand vehicle is priced at US$ 2,000. Alibaba highlighted yesterday (06/16) that the electric pickup could sell out in the next 24 hours.

Meet the Electric Pickup from Alibaba

YouTube video — Alibaba Sells Mini Electric Pickup with a Range of 120 km

The pickup is the Changli CLZKC-009 from Alibaba. The model belongs to the Chinese brand Jiangsu Ruipaiying Import And Export. First of all, it is worth mentioning that the pickup is only 3.5 meters long, making it 7 cm smaller than a Fiat Mobi. Additionally, its wheels are a small 12 inches. Despite its small size, the Chinese electric pickup has a capacity to carry up to 400 kilograms.

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In addition to the various amenities that the electric pickup smaller than a Fiat Mobi has, it also has an optional feature that catches attention. For those who need to travel longer distances, the electric truck also has a range extender.

Thus, in addition to being electric, the pickup also features a gas engine, which acts as a kind of energy generator, transforming it into a hybrid.

Meet the Chinese Jiangsu

The company started operations in 2018, and despite being new, offers innovative ideas. In addition to the truck, the brand also sells small electric tricycles used for cargo and passenger transport.

Furthermore, it also offers electric bicycles and scooters. One of its latest launches is an electric tricycle aimed at the leisure of the elderly, priced between US$ 670 and US$ 926 (R$ 3,400 to R$ 4,700 in direct conversion).

The model features an 800w motor and can carry up to 280 kg, according to the manufacturer’s data, and can be used as a taxi. Besides China, the company sells to countries like India, Nepal, Bangladesh, and the Middle East, and recently, Jiangsu started its operations in European countries.

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