The RWD version features a single 150 kW (200 hp) electric motor, delivering 350 Nm of torque. The AWD adds a front-mounted electric motor for a combined 300 kW (400 hp) and 540 Nm max torque.
Holy shit
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I'll wait for the jihadist review
Where buy?
Chery is one of China's big auto exporters so depends on if a country already has Chery cars.
It says their HQ is in Wuhu, Anhui, China so probably there.
Wuhuuu!
Does it comes with their accessory?
What if we electrify our guns so that the propulsion of the bullet comes from electrical power rather than the rapid explosive combustion of gunpowder? Some sort of handheld railgun, perhaps?
Bullets with blade propulsor !
What's the rule of thumb, 3/4 of the CLTC range is the EPA range? That's still really nice for the price.
Can’t come up with their own shit they have to copy Toyota design?
Damn sedans, all ripping off the Model T
There's only so many ways to design a successful pickup. Though I wish they shortened the hood and added more bed space.