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VIEWS Not all electric cars are expensive, as China's new favourite zero-emission vehicle is proving. The Hong Guang Mini EV has recently become the nation's best-selling EV, with the super-compact electric model costing from just £3,200 new. The car, which is produced as part of a joint venture between state-owned SAIC Motor (known locally as Wuling) and American firm GM Motors, is less than three metres long, seats four people, has a claimed range of 106 miles and can be charged from a 240V mains socket. China's budget EV: This is the Hong Guang Mini, which is less than 3-metres…
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