Electric Cars That You Can Buy On Alibaba

Alibaba is a Chinese multinational technology company specialising in e-
commerce, retail, Internet, and technology. It is one of the world's largest e-commerce companies, and as of 2020, it has the sixth-highest global brand valuation.
There are tons of zero-emission delights sitting on Alibaba waiting for
someone to buy them.
So here are some electric cars that you can buy on Alibaba.

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1. TODAY SUNSHINE M1 - 00:58
One of the electric cars you can buy on Alibaba is Today Sunshine M1.
Yes, that’s the brand name. M1 is the ideal vehicle to get around your city
center. 100% electric, M1 has almost zero energy consumption, thanks to
the high-performance DC motor (4.5 kW), which allows you to travel at a
maximum speed of 50 km per hour, with a range of up to 100 km.

2. XINLING X-1 - 02:40
The Xinling Model X-1 is a two-person ride with some similarities to the
Changli but slightly more refined. Rather than a bench seat, you get total-
size car seats with headrests.

3. TODAY SUNSHINE M2 - 03:19
Next up is the M2 from Today Sunshine. M2 has air conditioning, central
locking, parking sensors, LED lights, Macpherson front suspension, and
Android-based in-car entertainment systems.

4. THE BD CLOUD MODEL ELECTRIC TRUCK - 04:36
The BD Cloud is a mini electric truck. the electric truck is probably inspired
by the iconic Isetta bubble car. The original Isetta was manufactured in the
late 50s by a host of companies, including BMW.

5. WULING HONG GUANG MINI EV - 05:13
This car is currently only sold in China and built by SAIC-GM-Wuling
Automobile, a joint venture between SAIC Motor, Liuzhou Wuling Motors
Co Ltd, and General Motors.

6. XPENG G3 - 06:41
The Xpeng G3 packs a punch in both range and specification, with near-
Tesla levels of autonomous driving capability. Coupled with smooth, sporty
lines and powerful performance, this innovative, compact SUV is the
complete package.

7. XPENG P7 - 08:09
Xpeng P7 is a battery-powered mid-sized sedan made by Chinese electric
car company Xpeng, which started deliveries in the Chinese market in June
2020 with a price starting at around the equivalent of £35,000.

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