Chinese EV brand Wuling gained global prominence as a result of its super-affordable electric vehicle – the Hongguang Mini EV. The Mini EV is currently the electric vehicle with the highest sales in China. In order to build on this feat, Wuling has unveiled a new miniature EV known as Wuling Bingo.
The latest batch of new car declaration catalogue of China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology released a few days back reveal the new Bingo model. The appearance of the new car adopts a retro-style design. In the future, it may become a competitor of small electric cars such as Euler Haomao.
Judging from the declaration drawing, Bingo adopts the new design philosophy of the Wuling family. The front face of the car has rounded lines, including the headlights, which are also warm and lovely. The configuration of LED and lens adds a lot of sense of technology to it. The headlights at the rear of the car body are also in an elliptical shape, which echoes the front part of the car. The overall car body looks very design and is expected to be welcomed by many female car owners.
In terms of body size, the length, width and height of the new car are 3950/1708/1580mm respectively, and the wheelbase is 2560mm. It adopts a 4-door design and is positioned above Wuling Hongguang MINI EV.
In other respects, the new car will be equipped with 185/60 R15 tires with a curb weight of 990 kg. It is equipped with a single motor with a maximum power of 30kW. The battery life information has not been disclosed but since it is lightweight, battery life may also be more than 300 kilometers.
There is no doubt that Wuling Bingo already has the temperament of a popular car in terms of vehicle design. If it adopts an affordable pricing like the Hongguang MINI EV, it may tune out to be another top-selling model
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