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Corporate Bits | Xin Kang Cheng Motors showcases five electric vehicles

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Renault ZoeLocal automotive dealer Xin Kang Cheng Motors Ltd is currently running an exhibition to showcase a variety of electric models, featuring two vehicles from the Japanese automobile manufacturer Nissan (LEAF and e-NV200), as well as three Renault electric vehicles, namely Twizy, ZOE and Kangoo. The exhibition has been running since March 31 and will continue until today.
Currently, only a few public and private entities have their own electrically powered vehicles running on the city’s roads.
Driving electric automobiles is expected to become a popular choice in the future, as owners are exempt from paying any tax or licensing charges in the territory. It also helps to cut down on all costs associated with driving, and to reduce residents’ environmental impact on Macau.
The Nissan e-NV200, a new model only recently introduced here is a cargo van that comes in two versions designed to meet a variety of commercial needs. Its interior allows a capacity of 4,200 liters, while its low 515mm rear load height makes it convenient for loading and unloading goods.
Nassan e-NV200 and LeafThe Nissan LEAF is an award-winning model with an electric motor, and at maximum speed can reach over 144 km/h. Its lithium-ion battery, more compact and lightweight than ordinary batteries, can even achieve double the energy density of other cars. This model of electric vehicle is appropriate for the daily needs of most urban drivers.
The Renault Twizy is ideal for a city environment like Macau’s, with its body area occupying only a third of an ordinary parking space. This model only needs three and a half hours to fully charge its battery, and has a maximum distance of 100 kilometers. For daily journeys of less than 50 kilometers, a fully loaded battery can handle at least two days of traveling.
The Renault ZOE is a model with a variety of built-in equipment. Its highlights include a seven-inch touch screen and R-link multimedia system, both of which offer drivers easy control over audio and navigating systems. Its 65kW horsepower and 220Nm torque engine can achieve a maximum speed of 210 km/h on NEDC mode.
Finally the Renault Kangoo is a model designed to cater to business use with its maximum capacity of 3,400 liters. This electric automobile is able to carry cargo weighing up to 650 kilograms. It has won the accolade of “International Van of the Year 2012” with its pragmatic design and environmentally friendly properties.

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