I was at the fair too. We saw two remarkable EV's which are close to the market:
Nissan Leaf can be ordered in Summer this year, I could receive my car in the beginning of the next year. Estimated price: 20000 Euro.
Remarkable is the difference between Nissan and the car of his partner, the Renault Z.E., which will cost "about the same as a comparable ICE car", not taking into account the battery, which will be leased, "because it would cost alone about 18000E".
Very remarkable also the e6(pure electric) and the F3DM(plug in Hybrid) from BYD: They announced to enter the market in Europe/USA about the middle of the next year. The e6 is claimed to have a range of 330km! I hope it will be refined and more comfortable for the european market. I didn't try out the seats or the interior.
Nissan Leaf can be ordered in Summer this year, I could receive my car in the beginning of the next year. Estimated price: 20000 Euro.
Remarkable is the difference between Nissan and the car of his partner, the Renault Z.E., which will cost "about the same as a comparable ICE car", not taking into account the battery, which will be leased, "because it would cost alone about 18000E".
Very remarkable also the e6(pure electric) and the F3DM(plug in Hybrid) from BYD: They announced to enter the market in Europe/USA about the middle of the next year. The e6 is claimed to have a range of 330km! I hope it will be refined and more comfortable for the european market. I didn't try out the seats or the interior.
