Chris Randall – electrive.com

Aiways needs fresh capital and wants to become an export brand

The struggling electric car manufacturer Aiways wants to become a pure export brand. However, the company needs more capital in order to resume production of its two models. If this succeeds, an e-car for around 25,000 euros could also follow.

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