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If you are considering South Africa’s cheapest electric car as your next purchase, you will need to earn at least R36,500 per month to afford the Geely E2 on a finance plan, according to a calculation by TopAuto.

The E2 is a compact, all-electric hatchback that enters the local market at R339,900, making it R2,000 cheaper than the country’s former cheapest electric car, the BYD Dolphin Surf.

It arrived in two specifications, the Aspire and Apex, which…

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