Changan BenBen

Hawtai Lusheng S1 EV160B

After the discontinuation of the Changan BenBen Mini, Hawtai acquired the production licence of the hatchback and produced a rebadged electric version called the Lusheng S1 EV160B under the Lusheng passenger car series with no further styling changes done.

JMEV E200/ E200L and JMEV E200S/ E200N

Through Jiangling Motors Holding, a joint venture by Jiangling Motors Group and Changan Auto, JMEV launched the E200 or E200L, a hatchback based on the Changan BenBen. The E200 has a length of 3805 mm, a width of 1560 mm, a height of 1485 mm and a wheelbase of 2345 mm.[6] The 17kWh battery pack[7] is coupled to an electric motor delivering a power of 30 kW and a torque of 150. Nm. The estimated range is 154 km. Suspension is made up of MacPherson struts on front and trailing arms on rear.[6]

Versions with more powerful batteries, called the E200S or E200N, were introduced in 2018 and increased the vehicle range up to an estimated 302 km.[8]The E200S and E200N features restyled front and rear end and has a length of 3640 mm, a width of 1570 mm, a height of 1490 mm and a wheelbase of 2345 mm. The electric motor delivers a power of 30 kW and a torque of 150. Nm.[8][7]

Changan BenBen EV

Based on the petrol-powered Changan BenBen, the BenBen EV is powered by an electric motor producing 75 hp and 165 Nm of torque. The BenBen EV had a 125 km/h top speed and a range of 200 km.[11]

Changan BenBen E-Star

From 2020, the electric BenBen was replaced by the BenBen E-Star. The BenBen E-Star is the facelift version of the BenBen EV, and just like the pre-facelift model, a 75 hp and 170 Nm electric motor drives the front wheels. The battery pack has a capacity of 32.2 kWh, capable of supplying the BenBen E-Star up to a NEDC range of 300 km.[12]