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First drive: Chery Q set to disrupt the entry-level EV segment | The Citizen | SA News

At only 43 cents per kilo, all-electric crossover is just what doctor ordered amid renewed fuel price pain.

The Chery Q is about to throw its hat into the ring as one of the most affordable electric vehicles (EVs) in South Africa.

Set to be officially introduced to Mzansi at the end of the month, the Q will start at R349 900. It goes up against two other fairly new players in the EV game, the Geely E2 and BYD Dolphin Surf which start at R339 900 and R341 900 respectively.

The Citizen Motoring sampled the Chery Q in Elite trim, the range’s flagship at R389 900, during a pre-launch drive earlier this month. And we can safely say that this little crossover has all the…

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