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Chinese consumers led in their consideration of a plug-in vehicle purchase. According to a new survey by Ernst & Young’s Global Automotive Center, roughly 60% of respondents in China said they would consider purchasing a plug-in hybrid or electric vehicle. Click to enlarge. Mike Hanley.
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(Image credit: Shenlan) Shenlan, Changan Automobile's new energy vehicle (NEV) brand, is offering consumers tens of thousands of yuan in incentives to purchase vehicles as the auto price war in China continues. In addition to the Shenlan brand, Changan is offering car purchase incentives for its other sub-brands.
I'd buy EV for fun driving but not for "saving money" ? I have Toyota and it never breaks down, it depreciated 30k rmb in 5 years. If you check second hand EV like hiphi depreciated 200k in 2 years, nio et5 is selling for 170k with just 20k km.
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Their literally filling pockets in the business section of EV's that aren't filled yet. Thats very smart considering how competitive the EV sector in China is
@DORAMAS In reply to DORAMAS. I live in China and know personally 4 Nio owners, I've driven every Nio available. Don't get me wrong these are fine cars, but bad for our pockets ( same as all EVs ). Let's assume you're right and battery is ok for even 10 years, that is still 70000rmb you will have to pay for new one.
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So even Nio claims the battery is only good enough for 6 years. Calculation 980rmb/ month you need to drive at least 1700km per month to start save money on fuel.
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@DORAMAS In reply to DORAMAS. Do the math first. Check second hand EV prices. In Europe and China EVs are depreciating 2x faster than gas cars. So if you save 500usd/month on gas but your car loses value 1000usd/month, then you still are LOSING 500usd/month!
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Yes Xiaomi should buy NIO. If Mercedes cannot see the value i would rather a chinese company see the value of purchasing a rival. I am a shareholder of Nio and I fully support a takeover. William Li has not produced results and Xiaomi has been doing great despite late entry.
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