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Ever feel that car design isn’t “rad” enough? Or want a car that reflects your gamer lifestyle?
This is the Aiways U6, a midsize SUV that is many things but definitely not subtle. In this article, we see some final details not available to us in the past.
Aiways is a new EV maker from China. U6 is their second car. They are the first Chinese EV startup that expanded to Europe in 2020. They move very quickly, as of today they sell cars in 7 European countries, including German, France, Netherland, and Norway. All sales counts to their only car – a crossover U5. This will change soon.
The media were recently flooded with information about Chinese EV startups entering Europe. Xpeng delivered the first batch of 100 SUV G3 to Norway last year and another 100 in February. Next was Nio. They also chose Norway as their first destination. Deliveries of their 7 seater SUV ES8 will start in September this year. Nio declared no sales targets. Last was BYD who wants to deliver 1500 EVs to Norway by the end of the year.
Every time I type Aiways into Google, it asks me an obvious question. Did you mean Airways? If model U6 is not going to change that, then nothing else will.
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