Higer Ace E1 - van elektrik dari China dilancar di Malaysia; bermula RM269k, jarak gerak 300 KM - paultan.org

Higer Ace E1 – van elektrik dari China dilancar di Malaysia; bermula RM269k, jarak gerak 300 KM

GVT Sdn Bhd iaitu pengedar jenama kenderaan komersil China, Higer di Malaysia secara rasmi telah memperkenalkan van elektrik komersil Higer Ace E1 ke pasaran tempatan. Ia ditawarkan dalam versi badan dengan panjang 5.4-meter, pilihan van penumpang atau van kargo, serta bateri berkapasiti 70 kWj.

Tiada angka prestasi disebut dalam kenyataan yang dikeluarkan oleh Go Auto berkenaan van ini. Ia cuma dinyatakan van ini dibekalkan dengan bateri lithium-ion berkapasiti 70 KWj dari pengeluar bateri terkemuka CATL, memberikan jarak gerak 300 km mengikut kitaran ujian NEDC. Antara perincian yang diberikan pada van elektrik ini adalah termasuk rim aloi bersaiz 16-inci bersama tayar 215/75, skrin Android LCD 8-inci dengan pemain DVD, kamera undur dan pelbagai lagi.

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