China has grown into the world's largest market for electric cars, leading to the creation of many homegrown startups. Among them, Aiways claims to be the first to look beyond its home market, ...

Aiways recently unveiled and made available for test drives its all-electric SUV Aiways U5, which after a re-schedule is expected on sale in Europe in August 2020 (as 2021 model year) - as the first ...

Chinese cars used to have a reputation of being under-engineered and unsafe but this has changed dramatically in recent years and now there are plenty of safe cars coming out of the People’s Republic.

Electrifying adventures and boundless freedom are offered by the combination of the Aiways U5 SUV and the iKamper Skycamp 3.0 from Campwerk. The all-electric microcamper combination not only enables ...

An electric utility vehicle with seating for five adults and a cavernous trunk? That doesn’t sound exactly trailblazing, but Chinese company Aiways has high hopes for the U5 in Europe. Scheduled to ...

That last detail hints at an ethos of providing all you need but not a great deal more in order to keep prices down. While far from Daciaesque in its cost-cutting militancy, there’s something ...

Battery-electric vehicles score with lower operating costs compared with conventionally powered ones. In developing the U5 SUV, Aiways placed particular focus on intelligent lightweight construction, ...

Chinese automaker Aiways has given its U5 full-electric midsize crossover a competitive price to lure buyers away from more expensive rival models from Hyundai and Kia. The U5, the first model from ...

China’s first model to tackle Europe’s electric car market is the Aiways U5 and as you can see, it’s an SUV. The Shanghai-based carmaker has managed to secure all the required permits and ...

No, it's not a piece of gum. Yes, it is a car. Yes, it is from China. The Aiways (no ) U5 should be exactly what the European car market wants, and it's supposed to arrive there in March 2019, which ...

His automotive adventure started reporting on various motorsport events as a sports writer before moving onto a full-time auto career with various sites, including This Week In Motors and ...