Spy Shots: Baojun E100 city EV is Almost Ready for China

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Spy Shots showing the all new Baojun E100, a new electric vehicle for China. The Baojun E100 will be launched on the Chinese car market sometime next year. And we are very happy to see a properly painted green car; in green, at least in some.

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The E100 is the first of a range of new electric vehicles under the Baojun brand. They are also working on another small one with a BMW i syndrome. Baojun has built a new plant for the production of all those electrifying cars in the great city of Liuzhou in Guangxi Province. The photos of the E100 leaked after a local-government delegation had a look inside the factory. Guess they paid a lot of subsidy to get Baojun to build that plant out there..!

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Wuling is a brand name of the SAIC-GM-Wuling joint venture, in which GM has a 43% stake. The other partners are SAIC (aka Shanghai Auto) and Wuling Automotive. SAIC and GM are tied up in the giant Shanghai-GM joint venture that makes Buick, Chevrolet, and Cadillac cars for the Chinese market.

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The interior is very bathroom and very clean. Steering wheel with green. No blue at all in this EV! Details of the drivetrain are very scarce; all we know is that the E100 will have a range of 100 kilometer and a top speed of 100 kilometer per hour. Hence the name.

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Small screen in front of the wheel, and there appears to be a cradle for a larger screen in the center. Drive selector sits on a small center console between the seats. Floor mats won’t look out of place in a real bathroom. Trendy.

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Mean looking headlights, a hipster grille, and a big Baojun badge in the center of it all.

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6 COMMENTS

  1. Not too bad. Just a pity that the range is only 100 Km, too less for anyone. Similar car like the Zotye E 20 already has more then 160 km so that, to be succesfull, a similar model should boast a range of around 200 km. The technology is available and the price is not expensive. Why Baojun does’nt dare to make something really right ?

  2. Marco, Zotye E20 is only rated at 120km driving range and the Baojun vehicle is targeted at a lower price range.

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