Suv Cars in Kenya

In Kenya, created a SUV for 6 thousand dollars The Kenyan company Mobius Motors has introduced the cheapest SUV in the world. The $6,000 car will go on sale this year... Kenyan company Mobius Motors introduced the cheapest SUV in the world Mobius Motors has created the cheapest SUV in the world. According to Autoblog, the car from Kenya will cost just $6,000. Mobius engineers decided to simplify the car as much as possible in order to reduce its final price. So, the SUV lost the side windows and door trim. Ground clearance thanks to the high rubber was able to bring up to 35 centimeters. Folding rear seats are the only option. Under the hood of the $6,000 SUV is a four-cylinder Honda engine. The unit, according to engineers, provides acceptable traction and allows you to transport up to 500 kilograms of cargo on a Mobius Motors car. It is reported that the SUV will go on sale this year. At the same time, it is not known whether it will be possible to purchase it in c Suv Cars in Kenya ountries other than Kenya. © JSC ROSBUSINESSCONSULTING, 1995–2023. 18 letters@rbc.ru Quotes of world financial instruments provided by Reuters Materials marked "Company news" are published as advertising To send a message to the editors, select a part of the text in the article and press Ctrl Enter Motorists from Germany and the USA are interested in the Kenyan SUV Mobius II, which is produced in small series Strange as it may sound, but until recently there was no independent passenger car industry in Africa. Of course, cars were produced in Africa before, for example, in Egypt or South Africa, but not of their own design, but exclusively of foreign cars. According to the founder of Mobius Motors, English engineer Joel Jackson, with rare exceptions, all these cars were not suitable for African countries. First, they are not designed for African roads, the quality of which, according to Jackson, "shows an extreme degree of degradation." And secondly, because even used European or Japanese cars are beyond the means of most Africans. In 2010, an ambitious Englishman decided to solve both of these problems at once, founding Mobius Motors, which soon introduced the primitive Mobius I SUV, "made in Africa and for Africa." The car did not have a full-fledged body, roof and doors and looked more like a cross between a primitive buggy and a homemade garage. However, she had such advantages as high cross-country ability and a very low price - about 400,000 "pre-crisis" rubles. For three years, Jackson managed to sell only fifty SUVs, after which he decided to produce a more advanced car - Mobius II. The three-door SUV has a steel tubular frame on which the body panels are fixed. The car is notable for the fact that a couple of welders and a couple of auto mechanics are enough to assemble it, which is a big plus in African realities. The length of the car is 4194 mm, width - 1937 mm, height -1835 mm, wheelbase - 2400 mm, ground clearance - 330 mm. The car can carry five people and 500 kg of cargo. Under the hood, a 1.8-liter gasoline engine from an unnamed manufacturer with a capacity of 98 hp was registered. (182 N∙m), with which a five-speed mechanics works together. https://jiji.co.ke/cars/suv