416: Environmental volunteers are excited
Matika was the most loyal environmentalist.
However, when he heard that this car could watch Netflix series for free and was also very cheap, he was slightly moved.
Because data fees are very expensive in Europe, if you don't have money, people rarely play with their phones. Their usual entertainment activities are watching TV and playing single-player games.
Watching TV is the lowest cost, only requiring a television set.
Matika, of course, chose this relatively environmentally friendly form of entertainment.
However, watching TV also costs money, especially for large websites like Netflix, where the monthly membership costs hundreds of euros, which is equivalent to his one week's salary.
"Why don't I take you to the Wuling booth? They offer test drives there, and I heard they have new models out," Martina said, a hint of envy in her voice.
The Fengling Series had only been launched in Europe for two months, and the next version was already updated.
Because the height and body types of Europeans differ significantly from Asians, for example, the average height of Dutch people is above 1.8 meters, and the new generation is basically approaching two meters.
According to the previous car body height, these people simply couldn't fit in.
Therefore, Wuling immediately launched an enlarged version, and the price only increased by five hundred euros.
Compared to local European car companies, it was no different from doing charity.
This action was also an important reason why Wuling was welcomed in the European market.
As for software updates, they left European car companies so far behind that their taillights couldn't even be seen.
Take the assisted driving system, for instance; although it's only equivalent to an L2.0 version, in Europe, it requires an additional several thousand euros or even more to activate, which is incredibly exploitative.
Martina had only bought the car a month ago and had already completely fallen in love with it.
Especially Wuling's after-sales service, which made her feel like a respected consumer.
Last weekend, when she was watching TV, there were occasional screen flickers. After reporting it to customer service, a specialist came to repair it three hours later.
She wouldn't have dared to imagine such efficiency before.
Because with the nature of European car companies, you'd be lucky if they even repaired it for free, and you'd have to book an appointment ten days to half a month in advance.
Therefore, Martina immediately became a loyal fan of Wuling.
Today, when she saw that the Green Party's activity was against Wuling, she was very sad and resistant.
Now, seeing that many volunteers were very interested in Wuling, her mood immediately brightened, and she enthusiastically led these people to Wuling's exhibition hall.
The exhibition had just opened, and Yang Shichang, who was busy at the booth, was a bit nearsighted and didn't see clearly at first.
It wasn't until they got closer that he realized a large group of people, each holding a flag and large banners, all with slogans like "Wuling Get Out of Europe" and "Wuling, the Culprit of Environmental Pollution."
At this moment.
Yang Shichang then realized that European environmental organizations had come to cause trouble.
He was very shocked and also very puzzled; at the auto show, so many gasoline cars were not opposed, yet they targeted his new energy company?
If there was no trickery involved, he wouldn't believe it even if he was beaten to death.
However.
Yang Shichang also knew that these people who came were probably environmental volunteers who didn't know the truth or had been incited.
The real masterminds were observing everything from the shadows.
He was also someone who had seen big storms. After a brief moment of distraction, he immediately composed himself and instructed Wuling's staff to take the initiative and block this group of people outside the booth.
"Everyone, is there some misunderstanding? We Wuling are new energy vehicles, which are environmentally friendly models promoted by the European government, much better than gasoline cars."
Martina, who was leading the group, was stunned for a moment when she heard this and then reacted.
The volunteers were used to participating in activities and just came over, holding flags and banners protesting Wuling all the way.
"Oh, no, no, sir, you've misunderstood."
She quickly explained, then turned and said to everyone:
"Since everyone doesn't oppose Wuling, let's not take out these flags and banners, look how scared they are."
The others also laughed when they saw this.
"It's alright, we'll just change them."
After all, they were professional environmental volunteers who had participated in many demonstrations and were familiar with such matters.
Immediately, they took out the marker pens they carried with them and, on the spot, crossed out the word "Wuling" and changed it to Volkswagen, Toyota, Renault, and so on.
Yang Shichang was also a bit bewildered by their bizarre actions and asked curiously:
"Then, ladies and gentlemen, what is this..."
"We heard that Wuling's new energy vehicles are very good, and we came specifically to see them. Is that not allowed?"
A volunteer leaned over and explained.
"Can we test drive your car?"
The other volunteers also gathered around.
Yang Shichang looked at their volunteer uniforms, which had the words "Green Party" printed on them, and knew that this was a very troublesome environmental organization; many large companies had suffered losses at their hands.
For a moment, he hesitated, unsure whether these people were genuinely here to see Wuling's cars or had other motives.
However, seeing them cross out the word "Wuling" and change it to other brands, Yang Shichang decided to trust them this once.
"Of course!"
"Ladies and gentlemen, this way, please!!"
Yang Shichang personally led the team, bringing these environmental volunteers to his own booth.
Seeing the exquisite wuling big gg and wind rhombus little mm, the volunteers exclaimed in admiration.
Under Yang Shichang's introduction, this group of people was arranged to enter the car for an experience.
"Oh my god, it's so cool!"
"This steering wheel, this feel is so wonderful."
"The seats are very soft and can even be adjusted via the screen, unlike other brands that foolishly rely on manual adjustment, which is simply too out of date."
"It's so intelligent, and it even has a 360-degree panoramic camera, so I'm no longer afraid of running over small animals when backing up."
"Look what I found, this car actually has a voice recognition system, any operation can be achieved by human voice."
"Nani? It can recognize us Europeans speaking?"
"Eisenhower, you fool, since it's a car exported to Europe, it will naturally include the local voice system. Not only German, but also French, Russian, Portuguese, and other European languages are all supported."
"Oh my goodness, this is too good. My Mercedes-Benz A8 doesn't even have this feature."
"The car's navigation is also very good, with 3D maps and real-person voice prompts, even a novice can easily learn it."
"My God, these two features alone would cost at least several thousand euros from other brands, and luxury cars would even cost tens of thousands of euros or more."
Seeing a car that costs twelve thousand euros equipped with so much high technology, the volunteers present couldn't sit still.
Even Matika, who was indifferent to cars, showed a hint of interest.
A car with such configurations has an incredibly high cost-performance ratio.
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