Sales of the new Forthing S7 EVO electric liftback have started in Belarus. This is a fairly rare type of car for the Belarusian car market. The model has already received several international design awards, writes Office Life.
The car looks like a sports coupe, has 19-inch alloy wheels and its contours resemble a classic Ferrari Lusso. Its design was overseen by Christopher Zarlenga, who previously worked at General Motors and Ford.
The developers paid attention not only to the exterior but also to aerodynamics. Thanks to this, as the manufacturer states, the S7 EVO consumes an average of 11.9 kWh of electricity per 100 kilometers. This is less than most electric vehicles presented on the Belarusian market.
The battery capacity is 59.4 kWh, and the declared range is 565 kilometers according to the Chinese standard. Fast charging from 30% to 80% takes 28 minutes. The electric motor power is 218 horsepower.
Among the model's features, the dealer also mentions adaptive suspension. Its system recognizes the road condition and profile and automatically selects the appropriate mode — stiffer or softer.
The manufacturer claims that the car is specially prepared for operation in Belarusian climatic conditions. When purchasing, credit programs with a preferential period at a rate of 4.5% are also offered.
The price of the Forthing S7 EVO in Belarus starts from 71.9 thousand rubles. Approximately the same amount costs a new Belgee X50+ with a gasoline engine in the maximum configuration.
The Forthing brand belongs to the Chinese concern Dongfeng Motor. Cars of this brand are produced at the plant in Liuzhou. Some Dongfeng and Forthing models are also assembled in Belarus at the "Unison" enterprise.
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