If I may point an inaccuracy, the peak power of this unit, being a philippine market spec, is 70kw/95 horsepower. At 180 NM from standstill though, that’s more than adequate but those who expect less than 10 seconds from standstill to 100 kph would be disappointed. Taking a closer look @4:44 shows the peak powe btw. I am however confused how you came up with the range figure, since this is advertised to be only until 405km range. Great content overall! I wish the distributor here would drop it to be more affordable. The slot on the armrest was meant to be a wireless charger. The top high end trim of this is less than PHP1M in China last I checked.
no camera under the car. It's a recorded image of the other cameras. So if for instance a cat hides under the car while you're parked, it won't be on your screen. On the Atto 3, the SD card is for recording the dashcam, on this car I don't know.
EV motors do not turn on unless you step on the accelerator pedal. When pressing the buttons on the keyfob, one is merely powering on the vehicle (specifically the computer interface). The EV motor is still off unless it is being used to move the vehicle
@@PatrickReyesTV Thank you for your reply. I have one of these cameras as well and that is how I recognised it. I think that it is a very good camera and I hope that you enjoy it as well.
hayz , sa ngayon hindi pa sulit ang price nyan compared sa wigo or raize. upfront cost nyan pang gas na ng ilang taon ng gas car eh. pero kung same price lang sila ng raize or wigo, malamang marami kaming bibili hahaha
In Hungary, the price of the Dolphin is approximately 2 million Philippine pesos (13 million Hungarian forints). Here, this is a very good price for an electric car.
