- China’s electric cars are often praised for their amazing value for money.
- JAC’s Maextro V800 minivan doesn’t care about the bang-for-buck factor, with a price tag as high as $150,000.
- Despite the luxury demeanor, automotive journalists found a potentially fatal flaw: the brake pedal can’t stand hard braking.
We all love a great deal, and China’s car market has plenty of those. Sure, part of it has to do with the state’s generous incentive policies, but you can walk into a dealership and find a well-packaged, fully featured EV that’s half the price of a Western model.
