스카이웰, 비판에 BE11 ‘종합개정’

Chinese electric SUV, which was given a two-star rating by Autocar, also gets a £5000 price cut

Chinese car maker Skywell has given its BE11 electric SUV a “comprehensive revision” following criticism from journalists and owners – as well as a £5000 price cut.
The EV arrived in late 2024 as the first UK model from Skywell (a joint venture between one of the world’s largest consumer electronics groups, Skyworth, and electric bus maker Nanjing Golden Dragon), offering as much space as the Nissan Ariya and Skoda Enyaq for around £3000 less.
However, Autocar gave it only a two-star rating, calling it “sub-par” on account of its average efficiency, poor and unrefined ride, numb steering and unintuitive infotainment system.
While most of the technical components remain the same, Skywell has made changes to the BE11 that supposedly improve its comfort and daily usability. 
It has also added a host of new technology, thanks to the fitting of advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) for the