kandi k27

Kandi Company announced that the lowest-priced small, Chinese-made electric cars have been EPA certified and cleared for California roads, and the company is preparing to start deliveries in the state. In September, Kandi updated its website to include estimated EPA-cycle numbers, with an expected 59-mile range from the 17.7-kWh battery pack. Kandi lists a seven-hour charge time on 240V AC (Level 2). It isn't for everyone, though. While it appears to be certified as a full-fledged passenger car, it can only reach 63 mph. The K27 is just 136 inches long four-passenger car which makes it more than a foot shorter than the Mitsubishi Mirage. It is more expensive than Mini Cooper SE Electric Car and probably the closest affordable gasoline vehicle comparison. It will include a backup camera, as is federally required, and the company notes that it has a 9.0-inch touchscreen infotainment system and Bluetooth connectivity. Kandi K27 has many safety features battery protection system, a vehicle anti-theft system, a speed-sensing door lock system, ABS+EBD, over-speed warning, seat belt warning, backup camera, Bluetooth hands-free devices, door Ajar warning, airbags, and car seat fixtures. It is available in red, blue, yellow, and white colors.