Chinese brand Skyworth targets Europe’s affordable EV market

A blue compact hatchback. — The Skyworth Q compact EV at the Paris auto show. It is expected to sell for about €22,500. (ANDREA MALAN/CRAIN)

November 27, 2024 07:42 AM

PARIS — Skywell, the latest Chinese company to launch EVs in Europe, is targeting the affordable end of the market with a lineup that will include the Skyworth Q, a compact hatchback that could start at about €22,500.

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