Electric vehicles
Kandi designs and sells electric vehicles and related vehicle systems, including small EVs and electric drivetrains.
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Kandi Technologies Group makes electric vehicles and vehicle parts, with a focus on small transportation products such as electric off-road vehicles, golf carts, and related components. It also works with battery and powertrain-related equipment tied to those vehicles. In simple terms, it is a manufacturer, not a software company or a car dealer.
The company sells its products to distributors, dealers, and commercial customers that need low-speed or specialty electric vehicles for recreation, property maintenance, and utility use. It also earns money by selling parts and components that go into electric vehicles and other transportation equipment. Its business is tied to manufacturing and product delivery rather than recurring subscriptions.
What makes Kandi’s business model different is that it sits in a narrower part of the vehicle market than large passenger car makers. Instead of selling mainstream cars to consumers, it focuses on smaller electric vehicles and related hardware, where customers care about practical use, cost, and dependable supply. That gives the company a role as a specialized supplier in the electric mobility chain.
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