Electric Car Priced at R$ 43,500 and with a Range of 200 km Debuts at the Guangzhou Auto Show

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 10/01/2023 at 22:12

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Meet the Panda Mini EV, Electric Car from Geely Presented at the Guangzhou Motor Show at the end of 2022, Offering Incredible Configurations for Its Category. The Model Provides 200 km of Range.

The Guangzhou Motor Show 2022 Featured Several Interesting Models, Among Them, the Panda Mini EV, an Electric Car Entering the Zero-Emission Urban Car Market in China. The Vehicle Was Designed and Built by Geometry, a Sub-Brand of the Well-Known Geely. Despite Its Size and Appearance, the Model Boasts an Impressive Range. Check Out More Details About the Model.

Small Electric Car Developed in Tribute to China’s Most Famous Animal

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Presentation of the Updated Version of the Panda Mini EV – Youutube

Marketed as a Four-Seater, Two-Door Electric Micro Vehicle, the Panda Mini EV is an Urban Car That Measures Only 3.06 Meters in Length and Has a Wheelbase of 2.01 Meters, Notable for Its Boxy Appearance, Common in the Chinese Market. At the Front, It Features Circular Headlights, the Upper Part with the GEOME Logo, and the Charging Port Positioned in the Center of the Fake Grille.

When Viewed from the Side, the Model Resembles Other Models Already Being Sold in the Sector but Stands Out Due to Its External Mirrors and Aerodynamic Wheels that Remind One of the Country’s Famous Animal, as Well as the Wide Door.

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Panda Mini EV Presented at the Guangzhou Motor Show 2022 Features 41 hp of Power

In Terms of Technology, the Electric Car, Which Has Excellent Range, Comes with a Mobile App Remote Control Function, Allowing for Remote Car Search, Remote Unlocking, Vehicle Status Inquiry, Remote Activation of Air Conditioning and Trunk, and Much More.

Geely Has Yet to Officially Announce the Complete Specifications of the Model Presented at the Guangzhou Motor Show 2022; however, It Emphasizes that the Panda EV Will Have a 41-Horsepower Electric Motor Mounted on the Front Axle. Additionally, There Are Two Driving Modes, Sport or Normal, and 3 Levels of Energy Recovery.

The Declared Range of the Vehicle Is 200 km, which is Above the Average of Vehicles Sold in the Country, and Its Fast DC Charging with 22 kW of Power Can Charge from 30% to 80% in Just 30 Minutes at an Ambient Temperature of 25 °C, or One Hour and 8 Minutes for a Full Charge. With a Home-Type Wallbox Charger of 7kW, Only 3 Hours Are Needed for a Full Charge.

During the Guangzhou Motor Show 2022, the Company Announced the Launch of a Special Edition of the Model Priced at 55,000 Yuan, Equivalent to R$ 43,500 at Current Exchange Rates.

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The Wuling Air EV Model, China’s Best-Selling Electric Vehicle, Will Have a New Version Soon. The Model Will Feature a More Elaborate Look, Set to Launch Later This Year, and Will Be Positioned Above the Wuling Mini EV, the Most Sold Model in the Asian Country Currently.

The Vehicle Is Compact and Features a Modern Design, Focusing on a More Boxy Shape with a Bolder Front Compared to Its Older Sibling. The Panda Mini EV Can Deliver 40 hp of Power with Front-Wheel Drive; Other Specifications Have Yet to Be Released.

Electric Car Priced at R$ 43,500 and with a Range of 200 km Debuts at the Guangzhou Auto Show

Meet the Panda Mini EV, Electric Car from Geely Presented at the Guangzhou Motor Show at the end of 2022, Offering Incredible Configurations for Its Category. The Model Provides 200 km of Range.

Small Electric Car Developed in Tribute to China’s Most Famous Animal

Panda Mini EV Presented at the Guangzhou Motor Show 2022 Features 41 hp of Power

Best-Selling Electric Car in China Will Get a New Version

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Electric Car Priced at R$ 43,500 and with a Range of 200 km Debuts at the Guangzhou Auto Show

Meet the Panda Mini EV, Electric Car from Geely Presented at the Guangzhou Motor Show at the end of 2022, Offering Incredible Configurations for Its Category. The Model Provides 200 km of Range.

Small Electric Car Developed in Tribute to China’s Most Famous Animal

Panda Mini EV Presented at the Guangzhou Motor Show 2022 Features 41 hp of Power

Best-Selling Electric Car in China Will Get a New Version

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China is building an artificial island in the middle of the sea, covering 20 km², to construct the largest offshore airport in the world, the Dalian Jinzhouwan. This $4.3 billion project is anchored on more than 3,000 pillars embedded in the rock beneath the ocean and is scheduled to open in 2035.

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