The Nano Box was introduced this week by Dongfeng EV New Energy in 3 configurations, with prices ranging from 9,700 to 10,600 USD. A compact all-electric SUV called the Dongfeng Nano Box was first created by Renault.
The Renault City K-ZE is the name of the electric variant. This automobile is produced by Dongfeng-Renault in China. It was sold in Europe under the name Dacia Spring. Additionally, Dongfeng's own brands and sub-brands provide other variations.
Small pure electric vehicles are the focus of the Dongfeng EV business unit, which is actively developing a new platform for small electric vehicles.
The Nano Box has dimensions of 3732/1579/1515 and a wheelbase of 2423mm. The rear door handle is not apparent because the car likewise uses a semi-hidden door handle style.
The Nano Box is available in four hues. The fourth quarter of this year will see the release of the Pink variant.
The split headlamps at the front of the automobile are joined by chrome trim strips, which accentuate the vehicle's body breadth. The front also houses the charging port.
Inside, Nano Box has a 10-inch main control screen and a 10-inch instrument panel. The automobile is connected to an app that performs remote door and air conditioning control, vehicle placement and search, management of charging, and inquiry and diagnostic of vehicle condition.
Voice recognition and Bluetooth are additional features. The vehicle is equipped with an electronic brakeforce distribution system, a reversing radar system, and anti-lock brakes.
A permanent magnet synchronous motor with a 33kW maximum power and 125Nm maximum torque is also included in the Nano Box.
A 27.2kWh ternary lithium battery with a 331km cruising range under CLTC conditions powers the Nano Box. Fast charging in just 30 minutes, going from 30% to 80%. Slow charging can take up to 4 hours to reach 100%.
Currently, Dongfeng EV dealers estimate a 2-month wait for the Nano Box.
Dongfeng EV intends to introduce 3 to 5 new SUV and sedan models during the next five years.