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Jaecoo says fuel crisis won’t end petrol-only cars
Executive Summary
Summary: Chinese brand Jaecoo launches a petrol-only version of its J5 SUV, arguing that not all customers are ready for electric vehicles. Despite growing EV demand, petrol still represents 35 per cent of Australia’s car market. The petrol J5 starts at $25,990, undercutting the electric variant.
Brands mentioned: Jaecoo, Chery, GWM Haval, Hyundai, Toyota
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