In the world of all-electric convertibles, options are limited. The MG Cyberster, set to go on sale in the UK and Europe next year, seems promising. Another option is the Mini Cooper SE Convertible EV, but only 999 units will be produced and sold exclusively in Europe. However, if you happen to live in China, there’s a new contender for the title of the most affordable zero-emissions convertible.

Before we delve into that, let’s talk about Wuling, a Chinese automaker known for its Mini EV. This little car was the third best-selling electric vehicle worldwide last year, with 443,400 units delivered, nearly rivaling the Tesla Model 3. We’ve previously covered this vehicle, including the special edition GameBoy model, which was reviewed by our friends at Wheelsboy. And now, our Chinese friends have introduced a new addition to the lineup – the open-top version of the car.