ALADI AUTOS

For years, PSG chased the Champions League with superstar names and still fell short.

Then they changed the system.

Less focus on reputation. More focus on performance.

Tonight, they became Champions of Europe.

The car industry feels similar.

While many people are still defending legacy brands, BYD, Jetour, Changan, GAC and Zeekr keep improving every year.

History earns respect.

Performance wins trophies.

Which brand is the PSG of the automotive world today? ⚽⚡

Most Nigerians think EVs would instantly overload their house electricity…

But many home appliances already use similar power.

The real difference is HOW LONG the EV charges.

In this video, we broke down:
• The 3 EV charging levels
• Home charging vs fast charging
• EV power usage
• And why people misunderstand EV electricity consumption.

The EV conversation becomes easier once you understand electricity.

Most Nigerians calculate resale value…

…but ignore the millions quietly disappearing into fuel yearly.

In this video, we broke down the 4 REAL ways Nigerians charge EVs:

⚡ Home electricity
☀️ Solar + inverter
🔌 Public charging
⛽ Generator

Including actual charging costs, hidden truths, and why hybrids may still make more sense for many Nigerians right now.

Most Nigerians calculate resale value…

…but never calculate running cost.

At ₦1,300/liter petrol, many SUVs are quietly costing owners ₦180–₦220 per kilometer.

Meanwhile some EVs are doing around ₦30/km charging from home electricity.

Nigeria is not fully ready for EVs yet.

But the economics are starting to become very difficult to ignore.

The craziest part about the modern car market is this:

Some people still believe you MUST spend ₦350M–₦600M to feel luxury.

Meanwhile vehicles like the Jetour G700 are entering the market with:
• hybrid technology
• futuristic interiors
• insane road presence
• modern luxury features

For under ₦150M.

We’re currently procuring 4 brand new 2026 units.

₦105M ($66k) with 70% deposit now
or ₦112M ($70k) on arrival in Lagos.

Luxury is changing fast.

People think EVs are just cars.

But historically, transportation technology has always forced governments to upgrade infrastructure.

Fuel cars forced roads and filling stations.
Smartphones forced telecom expansion.
The internet forced fiber networks.

EVs might eventually force serious investment into electricity in Nigeria.

Because once transportation depends on power…
electricity stops being “just utility.”

It becomes economic survival.

If you like the Changan UNI-K…
you’ll probably love the Deepal S07.

This thing looks like a concept car in traffic 😳

Premium interior, futuristic design, EREV option, and honestly feels years ahead of what most people expect at this price point.

New: ₦60M ($45,000)
Used: ₦35M–₦50M ($26,000–$38,000)

The SUV market is changing fast… and most people still think the future is “coming.” 👀

A brand new 2026 Toyota Camry is now pushing close to ₦80M in Nigeria.

A Corolla?
Around ₦50M.

At some point, people naturally start questioning the market.

This is why Nigerians are obsessed with resale value.
Not because Toyota is always the best car… but because people are trying to survive economic uncertainty.

The average Nigerian is not just buying a car.
They’re managing risk.

Most Nigerians don’t realize how much money they’re actually spending on energy yearly.

Fuel your car.
Fuel the generator.
Pay electricity bills.
Repeat forever.

Meanwhile, a proper off-grid solar setup today can power both your home and even charge an electric car overnight.

The future is slowly shifting from “what car you drive” to “who controls the energy behind their lifestyle.”