Man Who Complained About High Cost of Fuel in Nigerian Gets Neta Electric Car From His Friend
- A Nigerian man was complaining about how fuel scarcity was affecting him in Nigeria and a friend sent him a car
- The friend sent him Neta electric vehicle which does not require petroleum motor spirit but is powered by a rechargeable battery
- He said his friend also sent him a charger that he would use to charge the Neta electric car and drive for some time
A man who complained about fuel scarcity in Nigeria got an electric vehicle from his friend.
He said his friend sent him the Neta electric vehicle to drive for some time before returning it.
Source: TikTok
The man showed people the Neta electric vehicle in a video posted on TikTok by @carcontinent.
He said his friend also sent him a charger he would use to charge the Neta car.
He said:
"My friend gave me an electric vehicle to drive for a week; what should I expect? I have fixed the charger in my house and its charging fine. Would you love to know my experience with this vehicle?"
When asked how much the Neta electric car cost, the man said it was worth up to N45 million.
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Reactions as Nigerian man gets Neta electric vehicle
@donhugo26 said:
"Please, I want the electric car but I don't have the money."
@badguyn1 said:
"How much this car cost?"
@GENJOE said:
"How much to get this to Nigeria."
@Brain Box reacted:
"Still need fuel to charge it."
@MAYOR KAY asked:
"Can we use a generator light to charge it as well? Just being curious."
@itstheduru said:
"Is there a sedan version?"
@DarlingTeePhones said:
"Can a power station charge it?"
@WMF00 said:
"Dangote noh see this kind business before e dey build refinery for 2024."
@ferventmedian said:
"There are friends there are friend."
Lady takes care of her Toyota car
A lady said she started maintaining and pampering her car after she heard the price of a new one.
The lady said she had bought the 2010 Toyota Corolla car at the cost of N5.2 million in 2023, but the price has changed.
She told her followers that she heard the same car is now being sold for between N7 million and N8 million in Nigeria.
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