In China, icar 03 (jeacoo j6) sales are very good, and 80% of them are purchased by women. It will also have an extended-range model (rev) on the market at the end of this year. The cooler looking icar 03t and icar v23 will also be launched in China at the end of this year
What I find interesting, is that the rear tailgate door opens out on the correct side for the Australian market, yet this vehicle is LHD! I've also noticed this feature on a couple of other vehicles you guys have tested in China recently. Most LHD vehicles with side opening rear doors, open out for LHD markets, yet this is the opposite!
It looks really good. I like this rugged futuristic look. But it would be great if they could change these i headlights and stop lights, so it is just one I before coming to Australia.
This car has an almost fully aluminium body, a rare thing with this price. I would have this instead of the Atto3. Chery's mechanical set up is known to be more reliable.
Typical indians 😂. This is far better than your mahindra crappy cars 😂. Also boxy SUV always look like this. And why you just bought the defender tho? 😂.
Little generic but like the overall design, functionality, and those cool headlights. Price and performance on point. I just hope not like most kitchen appliances. These vehicles actually last and not break down after a couple of years of ownership. Or seen as a thrown away item like most electrical items. It's great to see what's coming out of China. I'm sure Elon even subscribes to your channel. Good job, CarSauce.
Nah, when it comes to EV's Chinese are ahead of many top tier EV manufacturers - just take a look at BYD, the best-selling EV manufacturer in 2024, which is 🥁🥁....Chinese
22k australian dollar 4 seat suv that does 0-60 in 6 second and has all wheel drive? Did I read that correctly? so its half the price of a model 3 rear wheel drive? And the model 3 is already a steal in australia.
Have been waiting for something like that for YEARS. Though at that price I guess it's not going to have the needed range for Australia. We're going to need 450 km of country driving real world range minimum too do soft-roading. An 85 kwH battery might be needed. LOVE the interior colour and design, though the luggage space clearly sucks, and the seats don't fold flat. It's going to sell if it's priced anywhere near $30-$35k for the base.
Interweb tells me the average distance driven in Australia is ±12,100 km. (That's actually less than the UK!) 250km per week and solar on the roof? No worries? . I KNOW "Some do A LOT MORE!!!" . (BUT THAT means some do a lot LESS!)
@@rogerstarkey5390 Did you only read the first two lines of my reply? You did, didn't you. If you'd gone ahead and read the 3rd and 4th line you'd know I wasn't talking about average commuting - for which this is likely fine.
As a Chinese studying in Australia right now I’m really curious about Aussie attitudes towards Chinese cars. I don’t expect US or EU much in trade as they do have domestic industries to protect and they see China as a threat. But do normal Australian embrace the Chinese cars or will you be like the US and EU as well?
Totally open to supporting Chinese cars as long as there is the service and support base established locally. Most times this gets outsourced to third parties and that then becomes a big issue for the customers
Australia will embrace the Chinese cars much as we did when the Japanese brands arrived here 50 plus years ago. People here just want good quality and value for money regardless of country of origin. If it’s good, people will buy. If the Chinese brands continue to cut prices without affecting quality they will dominate the market. Here’s hoping they do.
iCar 03, all road (but not exactly 4x4). have all required features with very reasonable price. the manufacturer is the 5th largest in china which also made omoda 5 & e5.
Those circles are USS (ultrasonic sensors) AKA parking sensors,which is different from radar. This car probably does not have RADAR (or lidar for that matter), but will have the USS for parking.
We have the car here in Dubai under the name icar 03 , it give us a real range from 280km to 340km , the car feels great , but it missing android auto and Apple CarPlay , even the mirror app carbitlink not working so it’s a big screen only to control
Congrats to Carsauce, the only auto media in Australia that's not in bed with Legacy Auto and have their eyes wide open. The other players are just pathetic (you know who you are). Especially one particular mainstream that had a podcast talking about the "best" of Beijing auto show lolz.
Icar03 lists ground clearance as 170mm yet Jaecoo J6 comes up in searches as 200mm. This could be a terminology difference. I am hoping for decent ground clearance on Aussie version.
Some countries list lowest clearance when fully loaded, some static clearance when unloaded. Some use both as minimum/maximum. So just a terminology thing. 200mm be acceptable, but prefer more.
EREV version would be perfect. Pure electric drivetrain at all times, maybe around 100 km pure electric driving range, enough for everyday around town driving, but when traveling, the onboard generator will allow for 600 km plus total range, and you can just gas it up in minutes while on a road trip.
This one has some vibe of a Jaend Joover Jaefenjer 😱 😁😄😅 , poorly mixed with some Joojoocki Jaemny silhouette , o sh*t ! The interior/dashboard/horizontal-center-display/general-layout seems kinda nice though ... 😄 I guess they learned a thing or two from Rivian?
And what benifit market resarch does, throwing out billion. And still a flop. Might just put the money to into development and ship out as many unit as it possible could. And leave the rest to consumers.
Too many Chinese EV makers. Will this one survive as you’re done making the payments? If not, then what? An electric lump you can’t get parts for and no one will service?
who cares if it last 5 years if the car cost 22k. Same spec electric SUV in Australia cost 80-100k in Aus. I can have 4 for the cost of 1 western car. You think range rover or BMW will last 20 years?
Now I understand why US is so afraid of China's EVs
Yep! when they can't compete they ban! That's to protect the billionaires and wall street fat cats in the expense of the average people's livelihood.
The time to be afraid was 10- 15 years ago.
Now? China (and Tesla) has WON.
If they can price this around 30-35K in Aus, it will do really well.
it will
在我这里只卖八万人民币，贷款36期免息
I will wait for it.
79.5k AUD in Nepal. Recently launched 😅😅
@@telegrafmemessay you belong to china and you’ll get it for 20k
In China, icar 03 (jeacoo j6) sales are very good, and 80% of them are purchased by women. It will also have an extended-range model (rev) on the market at the end of this year. The cooler looking icar 03t and icar v23 will also be launched in China at the end of this year
What I find interesting, is that the rear tailgate door opens out on the correct side for the Australian market, yet this vehicle is LHD! I've also noticed this feature on a couple of other vehicles you guys have tested in China recently. Most LHD vehicles with side opening rear doors, open out for LHD markets, yet this is the opposite!
It looks really good. I like this rugged futuristic look. But it would be great if they could change these i headlights and stop lights, so it is just one I before coming to Australia.
Can't wait for Jaecoo to launch! Pretty keen on the J7 myself. Hope you guys have a review of that coming soon 😜
This car has an almost fully aluminium body, a rare thing with this price. I would have this instead of the Atto3. Chery's mechanical set up is known to be more reliable.
Very nice car. Competitive product！If it comes to Australia it's gonna save me at least $10k.
Very good review of this car.thanks much appreciated
Yep, very keen for this. Please bring to Aus!!!
Defender X Jimny = this thing
Typical indians 😂. This is far better than your mahindra crappy cars 😂. Also boxy SUV always look like this. And why you just bought the defender tho? 😂.
Wow, you tested it in China? Probably the first of whole AUS😂
Little generic but like the overall design, functionality, and those cool headlights. Price and performance on point. I just hope not like most kitchen appliances. These vehicles actually last and not break down after a couple of years of ownership. Or seen as a thrown away item like most electrical items.
It's great to see what's coming out of China. I'm sure Elon even subscribes to your channel. Good job, CarSauce.
Thank you!
The price surprice me second hand susuki Jimmy price in taiwan 😂😂 higher than jaecoo I want one
@@rafalyenlee 小红书上有很多icar 03女性车主在分享她们的用车感受，喜欢的话可以关注一下
Nah, when it comes to EV's Chinese are ahead of many top tier EV manufacturers - just take a look at BYD, the best-selling EV manufacturer in 2024, which is 🥁🥁....Chinese
@@CarSauce
"LFP" (LiFePo4) IS a "Lithium *ion* chemistry"
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Common mistake
I think it is possibly something I would consider.. depending on the range.. Also, the guy in the passenger seat.. his face was HILARIOUS!!!!
Love your take on this hot car. Cant wait to see it in Australia.
New catch-word from the USA for "we can't compete with China" - OVERCAPACITY!!! 🤣🤣🤣
22k australian dollar 4 seat suv that does 0-60 in 6 second and has all wheel drive? Did I read that correctly? so its half the price of a model 3 rear wheel drive? And the model 3 is already a steal in australia.
Have been waiting for something like that for YEARS. Though at that price I guess it's not going to have the needed range for Australia. We're going to need 450 km of country driving real world range minimum too do soft-roading. An 85 kwH battery might be needed.
LOVE the interior colour and design, though the luggage space clearly sucks, and the seats don't fold flat.
It's going to sell if it's priced anywhere near $30-$35k for the base.
Interweb tells me the average distance driven in Australia is ±12,100 km.
(That's actually less than the UK!)
250km per week and solar on the roof?
No worries?
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I KNOW "Some do A LOT MORE!!!"
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(BUT THAT means some do a lot LESS!)
@@rogerstarkey5390 Did you only read the first two lines of my reply? You did, didn't you. If you'd gone ahead and read the 3rd and 4th line you'd know I wasn't talking about average commuting - for which this is likely fine.
"Mute media, very appropriate for China", funny stuff Jacob!!!
Did you test drive Nio in China?
Couldn't care less about most Chinese brands... except XPeng, BYD and Nio. Bring on the big players.
As a Chinese studying in Australia right now I’m really curious about Aussie attitudes towards Chinese cars. I don’t expect US or EU much in trade as they do have domestic industries to protect and they see China as a threat. But do normal Australian embrace the Chinese cars or will you be like the US and EU as well?
Totally open to supporting Chinese cars as long as there is the service and support base established locally. Most times this gets outsourced to third parties and that then becomes a big issue for the customers
Australia will embrace the Chinese cars much as we did when the Japanese brands arrived here 50 plus years ago. People here just want good quality and value for money regardless of country of origin. If it’s good, people will buy. If the Chinese brands continue to cut prices without affecting quality they will dominate the market. Here’s hoping they do.
It's all aluminum construction to keep the weight low(er) and rust proof?
yes
iCar 03, all road (but not exactly 4x4). have all required features with very reasonable price. the manufacturer is the 5th largest in china which also made omoda 5 & e5.
Is that under seat storage, or to enable the seat to fold completely (or nearly so) flat?
I'd like to see more Plugin Hybrid SUV 4x4 options for Australia
chery exeed rx c-dm、chery jetour t2 phev
If it comes to Australia with reasonable priced, it will be my first Chinese made 4 wheels vehicle.
no sonar.... what are the circles on the bumper?
Those circles are USS (ultrasonic sensors) AKA parking sensors,which is different from radar. This car probably does not have RADAR (or lidar for that matter), but will have the USS for parking.
@@tren133icar 03 uses DJI’s purely visual driverless solution, so it abandons millimeter-wave radar
Where is Daddy's car show vlog video, couldn't find it. Anyone knows?😮
Not out yet! Expect a few weeks, it’s a big video 🥵
The frame of this car is made of aluminum alloy
Lightweight is done well
Is this coming this year or next? Already launched in Asia, South America.
We have the car here in Dubai under the name icar 03 , it give us a real range from 280km to 340km , the car feels great , but it missing android auto and Apple CarPlay , even the mirror app carbitlink not working so it’s a big screen only to control
waiting for Chery Tiggo 8 pro max review😄
Congrats to Carsauce, the only auto media in Australia that's not in bed with Legacy Auto and have their eyes wide open. The other players are just pathetic (you know who you are). Especially one particular mainstream that had a podcast talking about the "best" of Beijing auto show lolz.
Icar03 lists ground clearance as 170mm yet Jaecoo J6 comes up in searches as 200mm. This could be a terminology difference. I am hoping for decent ground clearance on Aussie version.
Some countries list lowest clearance when fully loaded, some static clearance when unloaded. Some use both as minimum/maximum. So just a terminology thing. 200mm be acceptable, but prefer more.
This will be most famous mid size EV SUV...... Its true.... Pls send it to srilanka... I like it.... 👍😊
Thats rly good value for money
which is better in terms of design, space and offroadability - this one or jaecoo 7 awd?
Hope it comes to UK
I need one
Love the looks of J6 pecfect size I rather have hybrid or just petrol!
EREV version would be perfect. Pure electric drivetrain at all times, maybe around 100 km pure electric driving range, enough for everyday around town driving, but when traveling, the onboard generator will allow for 600 km plus total range, and you can just gas it up in minutes while on a road trip.
chery jetour shanhai t2 phev
I think the I03 had a solar panel on it?
69,99,000 rs in Nepal.
Approx 60k Aud maybe.
My bad. 79.5K Aud.😅😅
Hi, may I translate this video into Chinese and put it on bilibili, a Chinese video platform?
Bring it to the US. Even with the 100% tariff I'd be interested
Please bring to Australia!!!
The lack of any Aussie delivery news so far is disturbing my faith :(
15k even if with tarrifs it can sell like hot cakes....
All these EVs coming out that can speed from 0 to 60 with speed that normally were held by Porsche, Ferrari, Lamborghini, etc.
Narrow tires are better off road.
All electric buses in Auckland are manufactured by Chery, so I believe this brand. hope it can come to New Zealand
I’ll take 2 at that price…
Exterior styling borrowed from the Defender
Still no release news :( Shark may win my dollars.
No pre launch fisting definitely affected the performance
Berapa harganya ini bawa ke Indonesia.. kalo bisa dibawah 150jt
This car is Awesome!! The value for money offered is ridiculous!
I like it, but those headlights are not going to be everyone’s cup of tea. Australians like value for money but not at the expense of looks.
An EV jimny equivalent sounds awesome.
looks like the jetour t2
jetout t2 mini model
Moar clearance!
That will not be a 25k car in Australia. More like $45k we get ripped.
This one has some vibe of a Jaend Joover Jaefenjer 😱 😁😄😅 ,
poorly mixed with some Joojoocki Jaemny silhouette , o sh*t !
The interior/dashboard/horizontal-center-display/general-layout seems kinda nice though ... 😄
I guess they learned a thing or two from Rivian?
this car has no business costing 15k. should be 20k minimum
OVERCAPACITY in China?!
YES PLEASE!!
PLEASE EXPORT THIS #JAECOO ASAP!!!
Good afternoon, to me the front looks like the Kia Iv6
Smaller I think
@@林振华-t4v 👍
Seems these Chinese manufacturers are just throwing as many different vehicles they can and hope something sticks
And what benifit market resarch does, throwing out billion. And still a flop. Might just put the money to into development and ship out as many unit as it possible could. And leave the rest to consumers.
This is sticking
30 million vehicles sold in china every year, its a big market
the I WILL DRIVE technology 😂
icar top spec $23k usd luxury brand🤣🤣🤣
Its got all wheels driven,nits high off the ground, why ffs isnt it a 4 wheel drive then?
Too many Chinese EV makers. Will this one survive as you’re done making the payments? If not, then what? An electric lump you can’t get parts for and no one will service?
Will this last more than 5 years ?
It'll last 15 years as long as you keep it at the dealer lot
who cares if it last 5 years if the car cost 22k. Same spec electric SUV in Australia cost 80-100k in Aus. I can have 4 for the cost of 1 western car. You think range rover or BMW will last 20 years?
In Asia the Tiggo...another Chery car... has a10 year 1million km warranty
Now Chinese cars..👍
It’s so small
Kinda boxy-looking like a Jimmy, but dissimilar in every other way. You are not going to have any intrepid adventures in this…
Those Tesla sounds are so dodgy omg..
jaecoo sounds like swore word
More like a caravan with a stutter.
@@metricstormtrooper sounds like Gayish 🤡
We are the dumping grounds of EVs
Proving*
Go away silly troll.
@@shavaughndavidson2257yes proving. They test them in Aus before going to Europe/North America and this is a good thing! We get cheaper cars
better than having more of the yank tank junk being imported here
@@maxstechnology6363yeah, that ungraful jerk. I want lot of option on Ev. But we dont have much option here in Canada.
Ev sucks
I reckon you blow.
@@metricstormtrooper i dont
Lots Chinese car manufacturers will not around much longer , be careful
not chery bro
No, lol.
Chery will outlast Mitsubishi, Nissan, Mazda and Honda.
this isn't 2010
that is true but not with chery, they are basically here to stay forever
Front side is Copy of Mahindra BE 8e andBE 9e
Front side is Copy of Mahindra BE 6e