A Chinese Tesla competitor skyrockets nearly 350% in just 2 days after announcing it will launch vehicles in the US next month
that customers will be able to put down $100 fully refundable deposits for two of its vehicles, the K27 and K23, starting August 18.
In addition, the vehicles will be ready for delivery beginning in the fourth quarter of 2020, the company said. "Electric vehicles have been valued for years for their efficiency, sustainability and innovation. However, owning the 'it' car often eluded consumers who desired a great EV alongside all the other comforts of modern living. Kandi changes that and revolutionizes the EV-buying experience for many," said Johnny Tai, CEO of Kandi America,
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