We’ve known for a while that a small factory in the outskirts of Shandong province have been making there own version of the Smart car. The Chinese produced copy is hand ‘crafted’ from fibreglass and uses an electric drive-train.
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The outside of the vehicle looks suprisingly similar to the genuine article, the interior however leaves much to be desired!
The only details we’ve been able to uncover are that the eSmart is available in either a hard top or soft top configuration, uses a standard wall plug for overnight charging and starts from a wallet friendly 12000RMB ($1700).
We’ll post more as we get it.
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Maybe I dont understand this blog,but there is so much good ‘unfinished’ information..
All the ‘clone’ posts.. I want them all,but its hard to find with the information supplied.
(its not a rant on Your work,I maybe understand why You are doing so)
strange post from me, anyways..
My new favorite blog.. keep it up!
‘unfinished’? you mean contact details?
info@gizchina.com
There you go:)
Maybe I dont understand this blog,but there is so much good ‘unfinished’ information..
All the ‘clone’ posts.. I want them all,but its hard to find with the information supplied.
(its not a rant on Your work,I maybe understand why You are doing so)
strange post from me, anyways..
My new favorite blog.. keep it up!
‘unfinished’? you mean contact details?
info@gizchina.com
There you go:)
I think he wants to know where to buy the things you’re writing about in the blog.
Ron.
All of the things here are available in China, and I’m sure they can be found in other countries but with larger price tags and under different brands;)
Oops, replied on a old comment… 😀
I think he wants to know where to buy the things you’re writing about in the blog.
Ron.
All of the things here are available in China, and I’m sure they can be found in other countries but with larger price tags and under different brands;)
Oops, replied on a old comment… 😀
Hi Andi,
I’d agree to a degree with the original poster – I know my way around Taobao very well for example, but I really struggle to find most of the items you blog about to buy them.
I understand you’re not here to sell stuff, but if you could post any links I think everybody would appreciate it.
Great website btw, keeps me amused for hours on end!
Ok doke I’ll see if I can add some links next time then 🙂
Hi Andi,
I’d agree to a degree with the original poster – I know my way around Taobao very well for example, but I really struggle to find most of the items you blog about to buy them.
I understand you’re not here to sell stuff, but if you could post any links I think everybody would appreciate it.
Great website btw, keeps me amused for hours on end!
Ok doke I’ll see if I can add some links next time then 🙂