The summary is:
The speaker reviews a Chinese hybrid car called 9, which has a 1.5 Turbo engine that charges a 45 kW battery and two electric motors. He praises the car's design, leather, suspension, and smoothness, but criticizes its performance and reliability. He says the car can only drive 100 km at high speed before the battery runs out and the gasoline engine takes over. He compares the car to other models like BMW, Rolls-Royce, and Moskvich, and suggests a possible improvement for the latter. He also mentions some features like a refrigerator, a socket, and a fast charging station. He concludes by recommending the car to people who want a comfortable and stylish ride, but warns them of the drawbacks.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The car being discussed is a Moskvich, a Chinese electric vehicle.
2. The Moskvich has a 1.5 Turbo engine that produces 150 horsepower.
3. The engine is not used for propulsion, but rather to charge the battery.
4. The car has a 45 kW battery.
5. The total power of the car is about 450 horsepower.
6. The car can drive up to 1,200 km on a single charge, according to the manufacturer.
7. The car's top speed is 120 km/h.
8. The car has a gasoline engine that generates electricity to charge the battery.
9. The car's battery can be charged at an 80 kW station.
10. The car's interior is equipped with leather seats and a large monitor.
11. The car has a compressor for the suspension system.
12. The car's wiring is not well-protected, which could be a potential issue.
13. One owner reported a problem with the rear electric motor, which was replaced at a cost of 300,000 rubles.
14. The car has a small refrigerator in the cabin.
15. The car can be charged at a gas station, and the owner reported a cool idea for installing a similar system in a Moskvich.
16. The Moskvich could potentially be equipped with a lighter battery and a 1.5 Turbo engine to create a more efficient electric vehicle.
17. The estimated cost of such a car would be around 3.5-4 million rubles.