Video Summary
Here's a summary of the Skywell ET5 review from the YouTube video, focusing on key findings:Skywell is manufactured by a Chinese tech conglomerate expanding into automotive.
15,000 units have been sold over two years.
The car is D-class sized, like the Mitsubishi Outlander or Skoda Kodiaq.
It boasts a wheel base longer than average for the class.
The hood is designed to potentially accommodate a combustion engine in the future.
The battery is sourced from BYD, with a 72-kWh capacity.
The WLTP estimated range is 400 km.
Real-world range may be less depending on driving conditions.
A slow charge station needs 6 hours to charge the battery.
Has a 12-hour charge time from a regular household outlet.
There is a 120kWh charging station
Around town, the ET5 consumes 18-20 kWh per 100 km, but it's more on the highway.
In terms of driving, it is comfort-oriented.
There is a small cargo with the rear seat up. There is no spare tire
A lack of driving feedback means the car doesn't inspire spirited driving.
Some additional points:
Rear seat comfort is mixed, with plenty of legroom. It lacks separate climate controls, but it has USB ports and a 220V outlet.
Rear seats have uniquely designed headrests
The multi-media is almost 13 inches and easy to use. Has comfortable seats.
Has health mode that features a white noise setting.
The vehicle costs around 4.5 million rubles.
The adaptive cruise control is considered basic.
