Toy Cars

We joke too much in Nigeria where dem go see light charge am. Light no dey sotey factories dey close down , e better be hybrid

We pray it doesn't shock

Nice but is this sustainable? Do we have power to recharge these cars?

Death sentence

SW in progress

Nigeria is not ready for electric cars let's be honest.

In Abuja I saw someone charging Tesla with Firman generator on a roadside cos he ran out of battery

This car na bomb one gun shoot e don kampai

blamingthedevil:


Let's be positive

better to be reasonable than be positive.we never fit charge our phone na to charge car.where the light Dey

WeddingParol:
Good initiative.

He should partner with some finance houses to aid customer's payments on instalments

Our degraded purchasing power is the issue.
Assuming this car is 80m(must be more), a Nigerian earning 1m monthly and paying 500k car loan every month cannot still afford to buy this car even if the loan is for 4 years aside a 20% deposit.

Lovely....I wish they could make the cars a little bit above the ground, cause of cases of floodings in Lagos, PH and some parts of Abuja lately

Above all, it's a welcome development
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZRYd26SbqwE

blamingthedevil:


Let's be positive

Good for you

Paraman:
Watch how some people will become depress,angry and sad

Yes especially people from Osun, Ekiti and Kwara just because of that little GO BACK TO YOUR HOME STATE ISSUE.

So classic

vengertime:
Nigeria is not ready for electric cars let's be honest.

In Abuja I saw someone charging Tesla with Firman generator

Those that can afford it have mikano at home, besides what is wrong with charging it with fireman generator?
If you charge electric car over night and it gives you a modest 300km range, that will take you for atleast 1week doing 40km daily on 3-5k nepa bill. Not bad naa..

Not too much deal about EV: just putting batteries together to drive rotors and wheels and other gadgets that comes with it in a in well designed embodiment. What matters is the ability to get somuch juice (power) in batteries. They call it ampere-hour.

blamingthedevil:


With the President Bola Tinubu Consumer Credit initiative, businesses will surely grow, people can purchase what they want and pay gradually

For this Nigeria wey people no dey gree repay loans? Na laugh I dey laugh

The car looks nice.

Hoping they have factored in charging stations on the mainland and island.

Also possibly an emergency source of charging as we know as Lagos traffic dey be.

Nice one
However,of what use is an electric car without a charging point like a filling station?

Don't be surprised when you a generator in the boot. This is Nigeria, expect the unexpected.

What is the cost
Give us an indepth
This is not proper journalism

How much is it?

blamingthedevil:
It is great to see @saglev
has commenced the production of electric cars at its state-of-the-art assembly plant in Ikorodu, Lagos.

Wow, looks good!

China has taken our resources, and did materials science with them, to the point now, they are playing with electric car manufacturing. The thing is too easy for them to make. They have anchored electric car parts market.


The great igbo tribe need to embrace high level mathematics, so that we can help God to shape our future. When the Egyptians were leading, their experience with mathematics propelled them further than the rest; Same as Roman's, England, America, and now near peer China.


All one needs to do, is check what society has more mathematicians and other knowledge; that is where the power is or shifting to. The USA the great, needs to step up its game, because China is becoming an intellect nation. America needs to manage greed from its populace. Well, the USA I know will auto correct with time.

One reason I can't really believe China too much, is that China is not too dynamic like the USA.

THE IMPORTANT QUESTION IS IS THE CAR FVCK FRIENDLY......CAN ONE FVCK INSIDE IT AND THE CAR WILL NOT START GIVING PROBLEMS AFTER A SHORT WHILE

nedekid:

Our degraded purchasing power is the issue.
Assuming this car is 80m(must be more), a Nigerian earning 1m monthly and paying 500k car loan every month cannot still afford to buy this car even if the loan is for 4 years aside a 20% deposit.

It doesn't even make any economic sense to spend that type of money on such a bland car that does not have a good resale value

Truth is most of you shouting is good up there will not be able to afford it even with the consumer credit in place….fact

CrushObituaries:
What those bitter grievingory OBItuaries can see is evil, they don't see growth and development

You must be one of the Mugus of the highest order

Propaganda! Which electricity and on what tariff?

What's the point of trying to do a Tesla look-alike? Build something original for once. Something adaptable to the Nigerian situation / environment

nedekid:

Those that can afford it have mikano at home, besides what is wrong with charging it with fireman generator?
If you charge electric car over night and it gives you a modest 300km range, that will take you for atleast 1week doing 40km daily on 3-5k nepa bill. Not bad naa..

The number of watts it takes to charge an electric car can vary depending on the type of charger and the efficiency of the vehicle. Here are some estimates
- Average electric car charger: 7,200 W of electricity
- Average watts per mile: 0.346 kWh per mile
- Average monthly consumption for an electric car: 408 kilowatt-hours

At ₦75 per Kilowatt X 408 kW = ₦30,600. Just to charge your car in a month. Apart from your other home electric consumptions

blamingthedevil:


Let's be positive

Is it his positivity that will make the manufacturers sell their cars?