National Electric Vehicle Sweden (NEVS) have been working on creating EVs based on its Saab assets for years. From the pictures, I am sure you can tell the stunning car still has that Saab-like look.

The 300 kilometre range NEVS 9-3 is taking on China big-time with less noise and pollution. In fact, over 150,000 units have been ordered by various Chinese companies despite not being available till 2018.

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just ordered one via Alibaba...


modified:
gone for recall

Can i travel lagos to Abuja wit dis. Oga autoJosh

O no, not another vauxhall, opel or GM.........

EV's have taken over. . . . .when will Nigeria get there? 10 years, 15 years (a sincere question I need answers to)

Honda accord re-badged

Saab should just stop trying abeg, they dont have the right idea.

bsideboii:
EV's have taken over. . . . .when will Nigeria get there? 10 years, 15 years (a sincere question I need answers to)

Let's say 10 * 15 = 150 years or more. Unfortunately we would not witness it........

Lexusgs430:


Let's say 10 * 15 = 150 years or more. Unfortunately we would not witness it........

Speak for yourself. I will experience it...even if not within Nigeria. Next time speak for​ yourself alone.

angels09:

Kip kwiet. I will experience it...even if not within Nigeria. Next time speak for​ yourself alone.

I thought the context was in Nigeria as a case study? Once you relocate to a much better environment, you start to experience uninterrupted power supply (not unless you do not pay your bills).
When you eventually relocate, remember us you are leaving in light-less Nigeria......

bsideboii:
EV's have taken over. . . . .when will Nigeria get there? 10 years, 15 years (a sincere question I need answers to)

No way!...how can that be when we are proudly inviting the big companies to bring their soon outdated assembly plants to Nigeria?...isn't that what we call a welcomed development?..one step forward and two-step backwards?

Originalsly:
No way!...how can that be when we are proudly inviting the big companies to bring their soon outdated assembly plants to Nigeria?...isn't that what we call a welcomed development?..one step forward and two-step backwards?

Its Just unfortunate.

Originalsly:
No way!...how can that be when we are proudly inviting the big companies to bring their soon outdated assembly plants to Nigeria?...isn't that what we call a welcomed development?..one step forward and two-step backwards?

Dearie Nigeria doesn't need modern technology... It is better we play catch up as we are fond of doing... We lack technicians... We lack investment in the right direction...we are peopled by consumerists . .... It is safer we remain a catch up nation.... Come to think of it how much in dollars is the average income of the Nigerian worker? Or you think modern vehicles are about ladipo? The average worker in Nigeria can not even afford to buy a new set of OEM shock absorbers or injection nozzles... Last time I priced nozzles at a Toyota dealership in Nigeria​ for Camry pencilight I was billed 18k per one... Before Buhari came with his recession and depression.... If I have my way Nigeria will only be assembling vboots ....190's ... Golf MK1.. MK2 and MK3 ... Starlet ....pre millennium vehicles.... And less than 2litre engined cars