China × Cleantech — May 2020
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Christensen, Iyer, and Bartman would do well to review the full range of innovation that Tesla is bringing to bear in their assessments of whether it is disruptive or not. Low-speed EVs in China likely are, but it doesn’t follow that Tesla is not.
Despite the name, low-speed electric vehicles (LSEVs) aren’t actually that slow. With a top speed of 60km/h, they’re fast enough for getting around big and heavily congested cities. Most models are compact, resembling three-wheeled utility vehicles or golf buggies –a practical solution for the dire lack parking spaces that have become a significant problem as more and more people take up driving in China.