EV hearses in Asia are a unique sight; in fact, they’re so different that they’re like horseless carriages.
They’re available for people to buy on the budget website Alibaba.
Asia is often ahead of the game when it comes to the tech game.
But this new use of electric vehicle technology may be handy in years to come.
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Asian EV technology is very advanced
When it comes to the latest cars and EV advancements, Asia is ahead of the game.
From Xiaomi’s SU7 factory becoming a must-see to creating a new Chinese license plate that can be used by autonomous vehicles, news on electric powertrains is constantly being spread to the rest of the world.
But this new use of EV technology may just blow your mind, especially when you learn in what circumstances they are used.
In Asia, you can buy an EV hearse
Yes, that’s right, you can buy a vehicle to transport you at the end of your life that runs on electric technology, but some that are on offer look more like horseless carriages.
They are available to buy on the budget site Alibaba, and the opportunities really are endless, with different colors and styles on offer.
The hearses look like regal vehicles
There are autos available online that cost under $10,000, and they are really impressive.
They even look like horse-drawn carriages, but with a lot more power on the road – and a lot less mess.
Some of them have windows, much like a normal car, whereas some feature the classic, tall, and wide glass to display flowers and other sentimental items.
Funerals around the world can look very different, with only some countries using a slow procession with all attention on the special vehicles.
However, some of the EV hearses on offer mimic the appearance of a car loved by the royals, such as a Rolls-Royce and Bentley, and give a luxury feel.
You can take a look for yourself here.
Who knows, maybe this special mode of transport could be the next big EV advancement – only time will tell.
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