GM reveals tiny, cute electrical convertible to be offered in China

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Produced by SAIC-GM-Wuling, a company partially owned by General Motors (GM), the Hong Guang Mini EV sells at a starting price that’s equivalent to about $4,400. Now the Hong Guang Mini EV family is growing. The company recently unveiled a new range of pastry-inspired colors and a convertible version of the tiny car.
Wuling Hong Guang Mini EV Macaron models have colors inspired by the cookies.

The Hong Guang MINI EV Macaron was introduced earlier this month. It’s offered in three pastel hues — green, yellow and pink — suggestive of the meringue-based cookies. The Macaron models cost the equivalent of between $5,775 and $6,700.

The Hong Guang Mini EV Cabrio, which was introduced ahead of the Shanghai Motor Show this week, has a folding cloth top. It will go into production next year. The company has not announced a price for the convertible version yet.

Considering its affordable price, it’s not surprising that the Mini EV lineup provides basic — very basic — transportation. It’s described as having a “2+2” body style, meaning the back seats are intended…

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