Wuling Mini EV LV1 Now at a Stunning Price of Just 185 Million VND
A dealership in Thanh Hoa has surprisingly offered a Wuling Mini EV LV1 with a 120 km range for only 185 million VND. According to the consultant, the dealership only had one Mini EV LV1 left, and it has already been purchased by a customer.
The last Wuling Mini EV LV1 at the Thanh Hoa dealership hits a record low price since its launch.
This is the dealership’s lowest offer for this mini electric car since its launch in Vietnam. Currently, most dealerships have reported that the Wuling Mini EV LV1 has been sold out for a long time. On the official website of Wuling Vietnam, the price section for the Mini EV LV1 is no longer available.
Wuling Mini EV’s new selling price starts at only 197 million VND.
Meanwhile, the Mini EV LV2 versions were updated with new prices a few days ago. Specifically, the Wuling Mini EV LV2 with a 120 km range is priced at 197 million VND, a reduction of 58 million VND from the previous price. The Mini EV LV2 with a 170 km range is now 231 million VND, a decrease of 48 million VND.
What Are the Differences Between the 4 Mini EV Versions?
The Wuling Mini EV is the first model to enter the mini electric car segment in Vietnam. It is the smallest car in terms of size, with a length of less than 3 meters and a turning radius of only 4.2 meters.
The Wuling Mini EV LV1 120 km (in white) is distinguished by its black steel wheels and halogen headlights.
The LV1, also known as the Standard 1, is the most basic model. It features a simple exterior design with halogen headlights, no daytime running lights, and black steel wheels. This version is the lightest, weighing only 665 kg.
The interior conveniences of the LV1 and LV2 mainly differ in the materials used for some details, a one-speaker audio system compared to two speakers in the LV2, and a sun visor for the driver. On the outside, the LV2 offers more modern features such as projector halogen headlights, LED positioning lights, and a glowing Wuling logo.
The interior of the Wuling Mini EV is very basic.
Both the LV1 and LV2 offer two battery options: a 9.6 kWh battery and a 13.4 kWh battery. The former provides a range of 120 km and takes 6.5 hours to charge, while the latter offers a range of 170 km and takes 9 hours to charge.
The 2024 Mini EV May Arrive in Vietnam This Year
The continuous price reductions for the Mini EV in recent months could be paving the way for the new Mini EV Macaron 2024 model. Some dealerships are taking reservations for this new model and have stated that it will arrive in Vietnam this year. Wuling has not confirmed the information from the dealerships but has stated that they will make an announcement once official information is available.
The new generation Mini EV boasts significant improvements.
Compared to its predecessor, the Wuling Mini EV 2024 features several significant differences, such as oval-shaped LED headlights and taillights, two screens inside the car, including an 8-inch touchscreen central display, and redesigned air vents. Notably, the new model uses a 17.3 kWh battery that offers a range of up to 210 km. It also comes with two airbags for enhanced safety.
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