What was the mindset of the car owner when they bought the car?

Selling only one car a year, and that one car supports an entire factory [I'm speechless]. The new car is bought directly to be sold as a used car, and the price drops by 150,000 immediately [I'm speechless].

I only trust Volvo's electric cars.

I bought the 2023 model, and it's super fun to drive. The only downside is that the space is a bit small for trips.

I happen to have an electric vehicle quota and I'm hoping to find one that drives like a gasoline car but stands out from the crowd. I really don't like seeing the same car everywhere. Also, I prefer brands that have a style I personally appreciate.

A high-quality small car, much better than the BMW Mini.

Don't be fooled by the many reasons given; most people buy it because it's cheap. 99% of those who buy this car get it second-hand.

The handling is great. People who truly enjoy driving can feel the difference compared to other cars.

It's hard to resist the appeal of spending just over a hundred thousand, it feels like a loss if I don't buy it, haha!

Handling and safety reputation first, affordability second.

Recognize the brand philosophy and design aesthetics.