To truly understand the financial edge of the iCAUR lineup, it helps to look at a typical Johannesburg commuting profile. Let us take an average premium compact petrol SUV operating in the Sandton area, which realistically drinks about 8.5 litres of fuel per 100 kilometres in typical stop-start urban traffic.
At current inland fuel costs, covering a standard monthly distance of 1,500 kilometres in that conventional vehicle will demand roughly R3,327 out of your disposable income just to keep the tank filled.
Now, let us switch the equation to the iCAUR V23 or the iCAUR 03T. Armed with advanced electric architectures, these vehicles consume an average of roughly 16 kWh of electricity per 100 kilometres in city driving conditions. If you charge your vehicle overnight at home using standard municipal residential electricity tariffs, covering that exact same 1,500 kilometre distance will cost you less than R800 for the entire month. That translates to an immediate, tangible saving of over R2,500 every single month back into your pocket.