at the beginning of June, it passed a plan to cut emissions from passenger cars and vans by 100 percent. by 2035. In practice, this means switching the automotive industry to emission-free cars in 13 years and the end of sales of cars with an internal combustion engine. The EP assumes that by 2030 the target will be set at 55%. for passenger cars. Lidl with its vehicle would therefore fit into the European assumptions.
Lidl launches an electric car
that the Elaris Finn is small, urban. Inside, there will be a place for two passengers and for … purchases made in. It can hold 229 liters. The length of the vehicle will not exceed three meters.
The car is to be equipped with 14-inch alloy wheels, a multimedia device with a touch screen, connectivity, LED lighting, air conditioning and cruise control, and a 47.6 HP electric motor.
The vehicle is to be powered by a 32 kWh battery. Due to the fact that it is an electric car, it will be equipped with a CCS connector allowing for charging with a power of up to 30 kW and will be able to charge from a socket with a power of 11 kW. According to the manufacturer’s declaration, the battery charged in this way should allow a distance of 200 km.
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Lidl’s car will be available for purchase only in China
The car will appear on the German market this fall. Elaris Finn will be available for rent in a subscription – 222 euro per month with a contract concluded for 12 months. The car will, however, have a limit of kilometers (10,000), after which each additional kilometer will cost extra.
This does not mean, however, that the car will not go on sale. The Elaris Finn will be available for purchase, but only in. According to the prices provided by the manufacturer, it is to cost 23,900, or 120,000 zlotys.
For this amount, you can find interesting offers on the secondary market, as well as among new cars
– comments on the high price Krzysztof Kruczkowski from moto.pl.
Source: Gazeta
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