Weird vehicles in Alibaba have become a commonplace feature of the biggest shopping website in China. The bizarre EVs with interesting designs are always an eye-catcher to every visitor on the platform.
This time around, you will get to know more about this backwards car which is very amazing and confusing at the same time. Check this strangely-designed car which resembles a French car.
Mysterious Alibaba Backwards Car
At first, you will think that this electric vehicle is very simple since it's quite bland-looking when it comes to its exterior. However, there's more to know about its specs.
According to Electrek, this bizarre EV has four seats which all face forwards. You will get confused the first time you see this on the road, but once you distinguish its part, which has a tail light, you can easily memorize its parts.
Interestingly, its front and back part are almost the same. If you don't pay close attention to them, you might be fooled instantly. Their windshields are identical, thus the doors' directions.
The symmetry that this backwards car creates paves the way to a "Yin and Yang" resemblance. From the left side, you will see a driver's seat, while on the other side, there's a suicide door.
Quick Overview of Backwards Car Details
Based on the official website of Alibaba, the car boasts a max speed of 60km/h. It has a lead acid battery and can be charged for about 10 hours.
The website also indicates that it supplies 200 pieces per month. If you're planning to buy this right now, it will take at least seven days before being delivered to your location.
If the purchase reaches more than 130 sets, Alibaba writes that the lead time can be negotiated for that.
If you buy one to 49 sets, it will cost you $2,264. If you opt for 50 to 99 sets, it will cost $2,258. However, a discounted price of $2,244 is waiting if you are planning to purchase over 100 sets of this EV.
In other news, Review Geek reported that Toyota is currently offering a solution for the Bz4X EV recall. Previously, the carmaker told its customers that some problems might arise when using this model.
Specifically, there were reports that the wheels might separate from the car's body. The company says there's a fix to this problem, so there's nothing to worry about.
Last month, July, the Japanese firm urged drivers to stop using the new EV model. The case is isolated, however, since Toyota noticed that only around 2,7000 cards are affected by this issue.
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Written by Joseph Henry
