Edison Future EF1 – the best competitor to Tesla Cybertruck

Edison Future EF1 – the best competitor to Tesla Cybertruck

People have different attitudes towards the Chinese automotive industry. Some complain about plagiarism that needs to be urgently eradicated. Others, and the majority, are pleased that China creates excellent analogs in terms of quality and price. It’s hard not to agree with the latter statement. The quality of the cars is indeed at a high level. The Edison Future EF1 model is a wonderful example of this. The Chinese not only copied Tesla Cybertruck, but also made it beautiful at a very attractive cost.

Edison Future EF1 – the best competitor to Tesla Cybertruck

Edison Future EF1 – the best competitor to Tesla Cybertruck

 

Undoubtedly, the Chinese novelty looks much cooler than Elon Musk’s creation. They borrowed technologies from other well-known brands and managed to achieve perfection. The manufacturer offers a futuristic pickup and van. Both new models have all-wheel drive and a futuristic appearance.

Edison Future EF1 – the best competitor to Tesla Cybertruck

Yes, these are fully electric vehicles that not only run on batteries but can also charge on the go thanks to solar panels. And no plastic. The Edison Future EF1 models (EF1-T – pickup, and EF-1V – van) have bodies made of stainless steel. Whether this is good or bad is up to the consumer to decide. But in terms of safety, metal is better than plastic for vehicle owners.

Edison Future EF1 – the best competitor to Tesla Cybertruck

The Chinese couldn’t stop at just the design. The cars are equipped with modern electronics that monitor the condition of all components. Moreover, the computer is adapted to individual user settings. And this is very appealing.

Edison Future EF1 – the best competitor to Tesla Cybertruck

There are solutions even for thrifty buyers who do not prioritize all-wheel drive. The models are very interesting, and the manufacturer is ready to set an attractive price. By the way, the cost has not yet been announced, as the start of sales is scheduled for 2022.