The Wuling Bingo Is The Best Value In EVs 

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Wait, euro version? How could it be anything such this as Leapmotor isn't oficially selling cars in Europe?

Was she hot?

That's what's expected of a Ford Fiesta

21700 euros is enough for leap c01 in China, poor foreigners

@@snakeheartss3375 In China the base version with 75 hp & 37kWh battery costs 9.340 Euro , while the top version floats under 11K.

Thats the exact comment i wrote just now... i should have looked below xD ... in general they are 10-15k more here...

If you think for one second that the Chinese are not willing and able to start producing these in other countries to avoid import tariffs? You are sadly mistaken. Airbags etc are cheap these days. Crash worthiness is a matter of materials and design, not accessories.

@@davefroman4700 I'm sure they're willing to do that, but with the higher labour costs that will make the price of these cars way higher. Also, setting up a factory in e.g. Europe is not going to be quick.

@@willemm Wages in China have tripled in the last 10 years. That is how their internal economy grew so fast and they became the largest automotive market in the world because people could AFFORD a car. The days of cheap labor in China are gone. Mexico is cheaper than China now. Keeping wages low is what is killing western economies.

@@davefroman4700 it's not that they are not willing to, it's that they cannot. If they do that and start producing Sub $12000 EVs in the EU or US, all the local car companies as well as blood thirsty politicians and lying propagandish media will come together and make sure they gtfo of the country and not getting a penny of their investment back.

BYD Seagull is even more advanced than the Wuling Bingo actually, just does not have quite as much storage in the back. Overall I think the Seagull is the more superior vehicle compared to the Bingo. Baojun Yep is cooler than both though.

Agreed, it seems like a safe bet that it will be exported or built abroad for other others.

IIRC in Indonesia, Wuling registered a patent for the Bingo

Just bought one here in Bali, thanks for the vid, got me over the line instead of buying a Honda Brio. Price in Indonesia is about $20.000, did a test drive today, it is perfect for the small roads here!@@kannvess

We have Wuling heerreeeeeee already

😂

No we won’t. A expensive death trap.

After sales service is something that h chi obese companies really have to work on in certain markets. I think that resolving that issue will go a very long way in making their cars more popular, but it will take many years to develop.

你在此对全世界说，有意义吗？

Bingo is far more practical than the Yep, but I reckon the Yep may end up siphoning off a bunch of Bingo sales because it is perceived to be a much cooler car. It also has a hilarious name in Chinese because "yueye" sounds like "off road" in Chinese, except the Yep has no real off road capability, despite looking like a Suzuki Jimny.

I went to the Wuling/Baojun dealership the other day to see one in person, it does not disappoint! No word on when we can get a test car, but I’m certainly looking forward to when that day comes!

@@Wheelsboy Please test the Mini truck version of the Yep as well 🙏

@@Wheelsboy 做一期五菱细狗，我实在是想看看老外怎么看这种奇葩车

This has 4 doors. More practical and looks like a proper hatchback. Not a fake jimny with only 15cm ground clearance

If they keep the price lower they can conquer the eastern European market.

you might be interested in a mg4 :)

What bs are you saying?

Most of the famous European car designers are working for Chinese automakers now, former Porsche, BMW ……

We are eagerly awaiting a test drive event or a press car that we can borrow. Hopefully it will happen before the end of the summer.

No you wouldn’t.

To US? First there is a tariff thanks to Trump, then if does come with high sales volume it will get national security'ed right away

Cringe😊

indeed . i luv it

The Yep (Yueye) would be the better option than the Kiwi for comparison. The Bingo and the Yueye are on the same platform I believe.

me too . like it .. the inside is cool

they cant - they need to pay for logistic and taxes. only only logistic will be 15% of that car

@@sguploads9601 actually it's plausable.

right . its cute

yup .. its cute

What country are you from ?

@@elimlinrr6898 Philippines

​@@elimlinrr6898 Philippines

Agree on the Volvo!

Yes, of course.A Volvo version Zeekr X is really good.

@@seasee952 No, it doesn't have a hub

They can definitely sell the Atto3 for $15000 cheaper if they build their own dealers. But if they do that, all the local dealership-automaker factions will lobby the shit out of them, and that's bad for business.

EX30 is pretty decent value in Europe and US, just don't look at how cheap its sister car (and IMO better looking and designed) Zeekr X is in China. It's nuts how cheap EVs are in China.

Haha thank you

Why even sell that model?

@@b4804514 fair point ;) i guess maybe for small range commute

@@b4804514 People in China don't often drive long distance. They prefer taking high speed railways. For city commute, 200km (CLTC range, or >170km estimated WLTP range) is enough. It's a small car so its energy consumption is low.

The import tax is high

Please ban motorcycles from highways before whining about safety, thou hypocrite...

Yes! I love that it looks happy, not angry or aggressive. You’re right, it would definitely need to go up in price in order to meet the necessary safety regulations in markets like the EU.

no doubt

i'm like us politicians want to ban these nice cars in the usa..i'm like these are american cars too for a lot less..the rubio, the desantis, the younggkins, the 90% of usa politicans, they have no clue. We want these chinese-american JV EVs for $10,000, not $45K tesla.

He's in china, he can't look like a homeless guy and expect to be taken seriously

@@lucky889s9 Good.

Lol he’s in China… how is he going to find that??

@@azera55555 yes may be spec wise . I was just curious.

@@pankajtayal4433 Specs wise the Tata EVs which are converted from old ICE chassis cannot really compared to these Chinese superminis which are riding on brand new pure EV platforms which are in general more advanced. For instance the Tiago EV starts at just under $11k USD, similar to the starting price of the large battery Wuling Bingo, which has more range and much more advanced infotainment software. The BYD Seagull is even more advanced, riding on BYD's latest e-Platform 3.0, and comes standard with a 30 kWh battery, DC fast charging, 300 plus km range in the city, 4 airbags, NFC/Phone as Key, and full safety suite including electronic stability control. It even has a wireless phone charger. You would have to wait until whenever Tata's next pure EV platform cars come out to compare to these newest Chinese city minis.

Earlier wuling in Indonesia had red badge. They only went silver in 21

Bingo on sale in Indonesia as the Binguo. And yes the price more than doubles.

They do. They are in Indonesia since 2017. Obviously not to US due to anti chinese sentiments, or EU with so many rules and regulations and high taxes

Not even a tesla is like that you mentioned

I’ve driven the Leap Motors T03 and it is also a very competitive car for the price.

No. Thanks to anti chinese sentiments since trump with tarrifs and customs. Also EU with its high taxes, regulations, rules.