China’s rapidly growing electric vehicle market has become even more colorful with a new and striking model. The new electric vehicle of the XPeng brand, M03, is preparing to be released with a price starting from 14 thousand dollars. The fully loaded version of the vehicle will be sold for 21 thousand dollars. Here are its features…
14 thousand dollar electric vehicle XPeng M03 has a range of 500 km
This vehicle attracts great attention not only with its affordable price, but also with the advanced technology and design it offers. XPeng introduced the M03 model as the first vehicle of the Mona Series. Mona Series stands for “Made Of New AI” and focuses on smart driving technologies. With this series, developed in collaboration with XPeng and Chinese mobility giant Didi, they aim to offer drivers an innovative and safe driving experience.
XPeng M03 has a striking design with T-shaped headlights and taillights. These features resemble upper segment vehicles such as Polestar and Volvo. The silhouette of the vehicle draws attention, especially with the door handles being flush with the body and the prominent front splitter. In addition, the ducktail spoiler at the rear of the vehicle and interesting details on the C pillar give M03 a unique style. The vehicle will be offered in Beige, Blue and dual-tone Beige-Blue color options.
This electric car charges even faster than the iPhone!
Which is the fastest charging electric car? A new research revealed the success of the Lotus Emeya model.
Some sensors and cameras seen in the exterior design of the M03 show that the vehicle will have advanced security features. The vehicle is equipped with BYD’s Blade LFP battery and has a range of approximately 500 km in the CLTC cycle. Chinese electric vehicle manufacturers continue to challenge the global market with affordable and quality vehicles.
However, there are serious obstacles to imports to many countries. Percentage tariffs applied to electric vehicles imported from China make it almost impossible for these vehicles to enter the European market. Taxes applied in Turkey may make it difficult for automobile manufacturers to hold on to the market. What are you thinking? You can write your opinions in the comments section below!