I maintain my earlier position – this is too aggressive. The Wuling Hongguang Mini EV market might fragment with five generations out there. Dealers, repair shops, and supply chains struggle with this velocity. Sometimes slower, more thoughtful development benefits consumers more than rapid cycling.
Decided to wait for the Hongguang Mini EV fifth generation. The fourth generation got solid reviews, but if this new version has the battery improvements mentioned, it seems worth the patience. Anyone else holding out for the latest model?
The Wuling Hongguang Mini EV phenomenon is really interesting from a business perspective. Five generations in six years only works if you’ve got extremely efficient development and production systems. That’s legitimate manufacturing excellence, not just marketing hype.
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