2023 Jetour Ice Cream EV First Drive 

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well, no. The tax incentive is more on it not being affected by TRAIN but for the most part, there isn't any law or incentive in the PH to actually lower the prices. Plus there aren't any solid infra yet to make EVs a norm plus it's still pretty new in a market that doesn't really have much of an EV market so it's to be expected that the price is somewhat high but if you look at it overall, it's not even that expensive.

​@@dickmelsonlupot7697 I not sure about that, to think that we have a Train law and Executive Order no.12 for EVs, I mean, that would be 100% exemption from excise tax and "zero" on tariffs, that should be enough to impact the pricing. Makes me wonder, it feels like the reductions are not being passed on to the buyers.

@@scalemodeltutor9841 actually no. the laws you're pertaining to don't "reduce" the price at all. It just prevents it from being overpriced like what's happening to the ICE cars we have but that usually depends on the dealers/importers here if they are either smart or dumb enough to overprice or not with the biggest sinners being the Jap brands here specifically Toyota, Nissan, Honda & Mitsubishi. They make their cars from ASEAN countries that let's them import whatever shhttt they want with *ZERO* tariffs (because we're an ASEAN member is the price we pay to visit Visa free in any ASEAN nation) yet overprice the underequipped shhttboxes they have. And like I said, the laws you're pointing at *DO NOT REDUCE* the price of EVs at all. And like I said previously as well, we don't have any laws that actually reduce EV prices from the normal SRP after computing everything. You're also forgetting or probably don't know that China, unlike us, actually do have laws that incentivize the use of EVs in their country hence why it's only 300K when directly computed (which isn't really a good metric to go by since exchange rates will differ) when in reality the actual price would be more than that but due to incentives provided by the CCP, EV prices are cheaper there than in here. There were even time before 2022 that Chinese buyers get to enjoy up to 60,000 Yuan's worth of discounts when purchasing an EV (which is worth 460,415.05 PHP as per computations I did right now). Plus with China's upcoming incentive package which will give around 30,000 Yuan in incentives for 2024 & 2025 which most likely affected the current price of the Chery QQ Ice Cream, most likely than not the original price of the Chery QQ Ice Cream would most likely be around 60,000 Yuan (or even more) which is around 460K PHP if there were no incentives in China. And with the price we have here, it isn't really far off and is quite understandable. And compared to what the other dealers/importers do here, it's actually still relatively cheap than what the "established brands" abuse here.

si bureau of customs ang busog ang bulsa😂

bili nlng ako kia pride nasa 50k na lang hahaha

Go for it! The dealer where this unit is from offers test drives. Jetour Fairview

I like it in Matcha or Blueberry!

But road legal and with aircon!!

Gets

Mag gas ka nman e yan e charge lang san ka pa

500 gas everyday

A 699k is good for me Gas save Engine oil save Unlike traditional transportation Daming maintenance

@@rusionshop6453 Agree

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Nice

AC’s fine. I was baked in the sun prior to going inside haha

Hahaha

Hahaha😂

😄😄😂😂

HAHAHHAHAA! LOL

Hahaha naiiyak ata

HAHAHA he's so done with me

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That’s exactly my point hehe! And it’s so much better than a Wigo

Right? hahaha

Hello! It's finally here :D

@@KyleLiongCars yey! thank you - but it's the same price as the new S Presso AGS 2023 so sad. Thank you for being informative as always.

Would you get the SPresso over this?

@@KyleLiongCars from a newbie's perspective and quality aside, my answer is Yes. 🙂

@@KyleLiongCars Please do a review soon.🙏

ahahaha

Yes you should be able to replace them naman. Expiry, parang no, pero they will naturally deteriorate in years

Will try it sa full review haha

What brand is the seagull?

@@KyleLiongCars byd.

Ooh

In theory, yes. For as long as we increase our charging infrastructure in the country, which is already underway.

@@KyleLiongCars the problem is he said today. You can go to Baguio with without any problem just bring your charger. He said You can easily charge in any strangers house or sari -sari store on the way.😁

Hahaha

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Not sure pa. Will have to ask dealers

It's nice too!

Exactly

And 0 expense on fuel :D It was calculated to just cause ₱1/km with this in electricity bills. Less maintenance too aside from brakes and tires :)

I'll pick this cute li'l car over a wigo or a mirage anytime. It looks way much better and saves me a lot from the spiking fuel prices.

Same

@@CefStuff tama.

5’6

Well long distance cruising isn't the purpose of EVs. These are meant to be secondary cars for city use only. It can still do highways though for short distances if needed. Also, old Chery is far from current Chery. Chinese cars have come a loooooooooong way since. Test drive some and you'd feel their quality. In the past, they were made to be cheap. Now, they're not only affordable, but still even possibly better in quality than its other competitors. Granted, they have not yet really proven themselves in the long term, but quality I'm talking about here is the fit and finish. Only time will tell.

bat kapa ng coment kung ayaw mo ng EV.

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Will try rin :)

Really concerned about how to maintain this car? Do you bring it to the jetour shop and they handle it? (which ofc would likely cost more) esp ev's aren't common and therefore wouldn't be able to find repair shops in the streets unlike you do in auto cars

Any car is best brought to casa. Especially when still under warranty.

more like the instant torque really haha

I doubt cars like this can be registered on Canadian roads haha

Nope

That’s the point tho. Why get a Wigo when you can get this now :D

250k lang yan sa China mga gahaman lang mga importer dito sa pinas sobra greedy grabe mag overprice tubong lugaw ginagawa nilang tanga mga pinoy 🤑🤑🤑🤑

@@KyleLiongCars hwag mong pilitin kung ayaw nila ng EV. kasi kinumpare nila sa Wigo gas.

Eh why?

Go for it

don't coment here if you won't buy this. Mag gas ka. 1000 per month mo.

That I'm not sure

Meant to really be a city car haha! Should be fine for most trips though then just charge at home :)

You can charge to your home

Yes

Huh

I’m not selling. Please visit the dealer, Jetour Fairview

Go for it

Nope

Yes

Hi

Not too sure baka magkaroon ng Jetour Davao, hopefully soon! Kung hindi, I think meron rin Jetour sa Visayas region then ship nlng :)

Jetour dealers

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Yes

HAHAHA

Yes. Sealed batteries

I think it’s in the video?

Not LGV haha

Go

mentioned

For EVs with regenerative braking, your batteries will get some charge as you use the brakes on your car (after moving, of course)

You recharge some power by coasting and braking. Kinetic energy is turned into battery power. Works both downhill and along expressways.

How so?

@@KyleLiongCars in case of flooding, battery supply? pag nasira availabilty? highway pag nabangga delikado etc

@@ardbin This car wasn't meant to be driven on the highway. It can, but it's really made to be a city car. All EV batteries are sealed. They are supposedly better for floods than normal cars :D

Yep

Please do a trio comparo. Jetour , BAW and Wuling

Let’s see :)

Available here?

I will get both of them if available here in philippine. If not available here in philippine, no sense to mention it.

@@Art-hw7ey tama

We’ll know in a few years

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Hey there, strip down version of what?

The price seems fair. Converted, it's about US$ 12,600.

not really. You have to remember that EVs aren't that cheap to begin with especially since the charging port in and of itself is already pretty expensive. For what you get and comparing it to what you get from others, it's not really that bad.

Oks

Huh

HAHAHA

That’s the point

push mo yan. Gas is fuel up and up, up, up.

Go for it try it

Soon

Will discuss it more in the future review. In summary, not bad

@@KyleLiongCars I see, seems a bit firm from how much the camera POV was bouncing. But given the limitations of the small wheels, doesn't seem too bad.

Yep

Very

Competitor

Reason?

Add all those features and the price goes up to 950k 😅

Yep

It's ok if all features you mentioned are not included, remember old Tito's drive those cars from the 70s 80s to 90s without these technologies, but they can go far like Baguio. Ice cream EV usually used for small distances like going to:. Malls Groceries Market (Palengke) Convenience stores Drugstores Schools Around subdivisions Parks, or neighborhood Friends nearby your location Etc etc etc. More features you said are not necessarily needed anymore. Maybe fog lamps yes for heavy rain purposes only, but the rest is not needed anymore.

This thing need isofix tether

2.5 price what?

@@KyleLiongCars the SRP price in China is CNY 39,900 (convert to PHP = P315,000)

Everything is considerably cheaper abroad. We generally get things 2x here :(

@@KyleLiongCars yes, although EV is zero tariff, still the importer had to paid the 12%VAT, freight, insurance, custom brokerage fees, etc.. Plus mark ups for the Distributors, dealers..

Nandyan pa yung question of reliability, durability, cost of maintenance. Madami pa kailangan patunayan.

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@@KyleLiongCars Arrogant ko no? Sensya ka na, I have a HUGE ego.

​@@GoldenRNB walang may pake