The Straits Times Reviews The Skyworth K

The Straits Times recently published a review of the Skyworth K, providing a detailed assessment of the Chinese electric SUV’s entry into Singapore’s EV market. As Skyworth's debut model in this space, the K surprises with a solid blend of size, features, and affordability.

Here are some key highlights from their article:

1. Spacious Build: Measures 4,720mm in length with a 2,900mm wheelbase—longer than many rivals like the VW Tiguan or Skoda Kodiaq.
2. Clean Exterior Design: Conservative but handsome look with good paint quality and sturdy door operation.
3. Packed with Features: Including adaptive cruise control, lane-keeping assistance, 360-degree parking cameras, and dual vibrant display screens.
4. Infotainment & Comfort: Includes wireless Apple CarPlay, customizable sound settings, and rear seats that fold down to increase cargo space.
5. Smooth Ride Quality: Cushioned suspension effectively absorbs bumps and potholes.
6. Good Range: Real-world energy consumption of 16.7kWh/100km; estimated range just under 500km.
7. Affordable Price: Undercuts nearly all similarly-sized SUVs in Singapore.
8. Excellent value proposition: Offers big-SUV practicality and advanced features at a competitive price.
9. User-friendly driving: Easy to maneuver, with great visibility and parking aids.
10. Competent first effort: A strong showing from a non-automotive brand entering the EV space.

To read the full review, visit The Straits Time:
👉 https://www.straitstimes.com/life/motoring/car-review-skyworth-k-is-a-chinese-ev-worth-trying