IT BROKE DOWN TWICE IN 48 HOURS - THE CHEAPEST NEW CAR YOU CAN BUY IS TERRIBLE!

EV Channels Review

The Kandi K27, touted as America's cheapest new car at around $5,000, proves to be a deeply flawed and unreliable vehicle. The review highlights multiple breakdowns within days of purchase, with the car dying twice and leaving the reviewers stranded. Issues range from a suspected faulty battery management system unable to accurately report charge levels, to a general lack of power and a speed limiter that makes it unsuitable for most roads. The build quality is also heavily criticized, with poor fit and finish, and questionable safety features. Despite its low price, the K27's persistent mechanical failures and unreliability make it a "terrible" purchase, with the reviewers suggesting it's more of an expensive paperweight than a functional car. The video also delves into Kandi's controversial past, including accusations of fake sales and government subsidy fraud, further diminishing confidence in the brand.