$100,000 Look, $10,000 Drive

For many years of the car market in China, two-door sports cars and grand tourer never had good sales. And the domestic car makers did not tend to put efforts in developing them.
Now, the EV maker, NETA, eventually delivers NETA GT. Come on see, is this GT really a qualified grand tourer?
00:00 Hello from the NETA GT
00:24 The NETA GT looks amazing
01:00 Driving a Mustang in Suzhou
02:51 Who is NETA?
03:22 Driving experience
04:43 Is a legacy of GT/racing needed for NETA?
05:18 Its PRICE
06:00 The interior has a luxurious feel to it
07:17 Likes & Dislikes
08:10 A piece of opinion
#ev #travel #china #mustang #sportscar

[@chushihu959]

The look already wins at its price lol

[@R3d4rmy99]

Nice review, and that is one gorgeous looking car

[@DrCrazyAzz]

They should make a proper sport version with adjustable electronic dampers.

[@protagonist9716]

Asian cars are least driver oriented ( Lexus, Infinity Genesis) and now it's same with Chinese. Asians traditionally prefer reliability and luxury cruising as higher priorities. However with Asia getting wealthier technology takes top priority along with luxury n reliability. Sports cars don't sell well in large markets if China India for example