[Red Badger]

The Price is tempting...................

[al_c]

Modified golf cart. Or child’s toy.

[BigFreakinToad]

you can keep your shitmobile.

[Jim W N]

Another rolling coffin.

Rots a Ruck.

[Steely Tom]

Here in the United States it’s being re-branded as the WokeMobile.

[PeterPrinciple]

Keep in mind that Changli vehicles are not homologated for on-road use in the US and do not meet the required Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards for their class of motor vehicle. Thus, they are not street legal in most areas of the country.

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so where are they street legal?

[Scrambler Bob]

The EIM Grunt and Pak Yak were so much fun to drive that it was like being a kid again. It was so small and quirky that I was grinning from ear to ear the whole time.
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It is my observation that small cars are in danger of not being seen.

One day a SmartCar pulled up at an intersection and I did not “see” it. Well I DID see it, but it did not register as any familiar vehicle. Cars, motorcycles, bicycles, pedestrians are in my mental recognition data bank, but not that small and strange SmartCar.

So I extrapolate that to these small EVs. Some will be ‘not seen’ and hit in traffic situations. A warning to drivers of them.

[ProtectOurFreedom]

Over two years ago. What’s the latest?

[fhayek]

My only question. AA or AAA batteries...?

[Semper Vigilantis]

LMAO - it even has a ‘back seat’!

[PAR35]

Wouldn't even survive on suburban streets around here with this performance.

The “Grunt” car can go about 20 miles on a charge and do roughly 25 mph.

[Captainpaintball]

So many stupid worthless amerisharts would be in favor of closing their rope factories, putting fellow amerisharts out of work, just so they can buy it one dollar cheaper, only to gladly commit suicide with it later on down the road because they were told to by chinese run social media, and because their lives have become empty, consumer based, barely-getting-by existences with no future and nothing to look forward to, except the next comic book based movie.

[Rennes Templar]

Here’s the world’s smallest electric pickup truck, by a guy who had no use for it...funny!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7MWcnkWA4-g

[MtnClimber]

What do they look like after an accident with a Ford F350 that they pulled in front of without looking?

[McGruff]

Do you feel lucky?

[dforest]

Bozo the Clown car. Okay for very local travel but you might as well have a golf cart.

[struggle]

The Japanese have one with exchangeable cartridge batteries coming out. Instead of charging, you just pull and drop a battery.

[AnotherUnixGeek]

If the Changli vehicles were $900 in the US, they would be on every street in America. At that point it wouldn’t be rare anymore, it wouldn’t be strange or quirky. It would just be normal.

Since these cars have a higher price, they will primarily be in the hands of green-tech extroverts that will make a big show about their oddball purchase.

Much better looking and performing EVs are sitting on dealer lots, unwanted and unsold. As the article says, the only people buying these pieces of crap (at a price well north of $900) will be enviro-poseurs.

[Wuli]

This type of EV is where the U.S. manufacturing move to EV should have started. It would have found a market without needing government subsidies and then could have evolved from there. without government subsidies.

[joshua c]

where do i put my golf bag?

shouldnt there be a holder on the back?

oh and a cup holder for my beer