Neta V Malaysia: Should you spend RM100K for this EV? | Let's Talk About

When the Ora Good Cat was launched, it was known as the cheapest EV to get, but there's a new player in town, which is the Neta V. Priced at around RM100K, the Neta V is the cheapest EV in Malaysia. However, it lacks some crucial features that might make you think twice about getting one.
In today's episode of Let's Talk About, Amin and Alex share their first impression of the Neta V and what cars you might consider getting under RM100K.
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[@stoner27th]

this is their first attempt on making an ev as a startup, for the U , S and GT they improved a lot especially on the looks part.

[@9684yami]

I want more compact EVs as a city daily driver. Something like an electric Axia for RM20K more would be great

[@aimanfitri0iv]

well the neta v is a very good car but the problem is there are some compromises there's no adjustment on the steering wheel and the driver's seat height second there are no safety features like adas and only two airbags i mean it's a little bit outrageous of this price segment third and even worse there is no apple carplay and android auto it's big let-down for us so far the neta v it's a very good decent car but i recommended other options in the same price range so it's very hard to recommend the neta v 😁💖

[@enzoduke495]

Have you touched the rear mirror?

[@SuperGopi56]

For me, the exterior design looks fugly. So will not buy this model.

[@soyacincautv]

Looks can be subjective but we agree, it doesn't look like nor does it have the finishing of a car that's worth RM100,000.

[@user-1311EV]

100千马币，是有点高，如果90千是可以考虑的。