Calls for top oil-producing nations to go electric
BEIJING: Chinese electric-vehicle (EV) makers are facing one of their biggest challenges yet: convincing drivers in the oil-rich Middle East to switch to battery-powered cars.
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BEIJING: Chinese electric-vehicle (EV) makers are facing one of their biggest challenges yet: convincing drivers in the oil-rich Middle East to switch to battery-powered cars.
Driving an engine-powered car is still massively affordable in West Asian countries but electric models, especially those from Chinese brands, are gradually gaining ground.
Premium automobile brand Exeed reportedly is about to enter Qatar market soon, as recently new Exeed models VX and TXL are seen on the road in Doha city
Premium automobile brand Exeed reportedly is about to enter Qatar market soon, as recently new Exeed models VX and TXL are seen on the road in Doha city
The Daily Tribune – www.newsofbahrain.com Premium auto brand EXEED is likely to roll into Bahrain, with the company reportedly in talks with leading automobile groups for distributorship here. Up to now, EXEED is launched successfully in China and Russia. Bahrain entry is part of the brand’s continuing global expansion strategy, especially focusing the Middle East, South America and other regions. Reports also say that customers in Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar and other markets will soon enjoy luxury travel experiences of EXEED. EXEED shares the same strain as European products with an int...