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SAIC-GM-Wuling, a Chinese joint venture involving SAIC Motor, General Motors China, and Guangxi Automobile Group, unveiled their new six-seat electric taxi called Darion Taxi in Hong Kong. The vehicle is expected to be launched next month with a range of 540km and a quick charging capacity of just 30 minutes. However, lawmaker Wong Kin-man noted that the scarcity of rapid charging stations in Hong Kong poses a significant obstacle to reaching the government’s goal of having 3,000 electric taxis by 2027.
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SAIC-GM-Wuling, a joint venture between SAIC Motor, General Motors China, and Guangxi Automobile Group, unveiled its new six-seat electric taxi called the Darion Taxi in Hong Kong on Tuesday. DH Legend Motors, the distributor of SAIC-GM-Wuling's vehicles in Hong Kong, plans to start delivering the new model next month. The Darion Taxi has a range of 540 kilometers and can be quickly charged within 30 minutes. However, despite this technological advancement, a lawmaker warned that the lack of quick charging stations remains the biggest challenge for reaching the government's target of introducing 3,000 electric taxis by next year.
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Mainland Chinese joint venture launches new electric taxi in Hong Kong
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SAIC-GM-Wuling unveils new six-seat Darion Taxi, but lawmaker warns lack of chargers in city remains challenge to hitting government’s 2027 target
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lack → unveil → target
A mainland Chinese joint venture has launched an electric taxi in Hong Kong next month, but a lawmaker warned that the lack of quick charging stations remained the biggest challenge to the government’s target of introducing 3,000 such cabs by next year.
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SAIC-GM-Wuling, a joint venture between SAIC Motor, General Motors China and Guangxi Automobile Group, on Tuesday unveiled its Darion Taxi, a new six-seat e-taxi to be launched in Hong Kong.
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Wuling → unveil → Kong
DH Legend Motors, the joint venture’s Hong Kong distributor, expects to deliver the new model next month.
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Wong Kin-man, the distributor’s director and general manager, said the model has a 540km (336 mile) range and 30-minute quick charging capacity, designed to meet demand in the city.
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