I am in Costa Rica. I bought a BYD S1 PRO (Yuan Pro) EV about 1 year ago and I love it. BYD has 6 dealers in Costa Rica and I see MANY BYD EVs on the roads now. It is interesting to note that Costa Rica generates 100% renewable electricity so EVs are truly green here. It is also interesting to note that there are NO Tesla Dealers in Costa Rica. I assume it is because Tesla is way to expensive compared to the many Chinese EV alternatives available here.
Nice! It is always good to hear from people that own a Chinese brand because it gives more weight to their comment. I'm glad you have had a good experience with BYD.
Not sure if you are trying to be like "ha got you about electricity production in Costa Rica" or just actually asking? But, according to sources "Renewable energy in Costa Rica supplied 99.78% of the energy output for the entire nation in 2020." So, they produce most of their energy in a renewable way. www.trade.gov/market-intelligence/costa-ricas-renewable-energy#:~:text=Renewable%20energy%20in%20Costa%20Rica,power%20and%2015%25%20from%20geothermal.
@@TripBitten That's good. Petroleum causes too many problems, it's expensive and eventually runs out anyway. When China can make sodium batteries good enough to replace the lithium batteries that will be another level up for EVs.
i already own a Geely car and its so great, much better than most Japanese cars at its price segment aside from of course perceived reliability.. I really don't regret buying it, its performance is great, really nice interior, very good exterior design, surprisingly good built quality, very engaging driving dynamics, and very low price.. I really enjoy my over 2 years of ownership
I would definitely like to buy a Chinese Made EV, actually I don't think most people would care about product's origin, just care more about product's quality price and service which these days I believe Chinese EVs are extremely competitive, however, of course a lot of racists or politically radical extremists which are widely exist and growing number in Europe and America they woudn't probably.
@@syncmaster915n Exactly. Chinese made is not Chinese car necessarily. There are Chinese made Buicks. Chinese made Polestars. Chinese made Volvos. And there was a Chinese made Cadillac sold in North America for a time. There are also plenty Chinese made Teslas and in China, there are a lot of Western cars made in China. But a Chinese car is one designed/engineered by a home-grown Chinese company and doesn't necessarily even have to be made in China. At some point, Chinese cars may be made in other countries if they aren't already.
During ICE era, Chinese economists was constantly debating why Chinese cars was not competitive, the result was, all the important technologis was patented. If they pay those patents, the price wouldn't be competitive, if they get around those patents, the performance wouldn't be competitive. So, nobody was interest in investing the Chinese automotive industry. During the EV area, they learned from previous mistakes and started early. Of course i would buy it.
If the price is low, the quality is high, availability to service the vehicle & abundant of charging station, then I dont see why not. It doesnt matter the country, but the vehicle itself.
South Africa and Russia seem to be growing markets right now. But, I think the rest of Africa will also see the value of Chinese vehicles and start to import more in the future.
Would I buy a Chinese-made car ??? Seriously, what a question ??/ I have already bought one years ago Geely Coolray. Which I give away. Now I own a BYD Atto 3 Both are fantastic car especially BYD Atto 3, a pure EV. Absolutely amazing, no more petrol, no more oil change Just plug & play.
Yes, I would if they had a great dealer support network. Unfortunately, all these cars won't be available in the US because the US companies can't compete.
BYD is the second most popular EV car in Australia. I just wish there were public charging stations. We normally just charge overnight 1-2x a week. EVs are definitely the future with petrol prices at an all time high of $2.30/litre. Thanks for sharing the other Chinese made cars! I only knew of a few
The analogy to 80's Japanese cars' worldwide expansion is not entirely appropriate, IMO. Japanese cars then were still traditional internal combustion engine cars. They run on the same track as all other established Western brand competitors, and had no lead on core techs. Rather their expansion relied heavily on their production management niches(e.g. just-in-time inventory, cost management) , better quality control, and after-sales services. Chinese EVs however, are on an entirely brand-new racing track, where from the very beginning Chinese EVs have already been dominating on core tech (batteries) over the competitors. The current main obstacle for Chinese EVs expansion into the West and world is much more political and geopolitical (US-led world mainstream media bias against all things Chinese), rather than pure technical reasons the Japanese cars faced back then.
They are increasingly popular in malaysia, and more and more Chinese manufacturers are setting up shops here, my next car will be made in China for sure
i wouldn't mind having a Chinese car, i've seen a few vids from barret and jason during the shanghai motor show and i think some of the cars will do pretty well since the cost is low AND its highly modifiable that people like.
Your comment is odd and frankly incorrect. Since when are EV's modifiable? You cannot modify a battery pack. You cannot modify/tune an EV motor like you can gasoline engines. What are you talking about?
@a.a.alexander6030 what is stopping anyone modifying the appearance of the car? If you check out the motor show you'll see the same car with different interior and exterior, does modifying always mean under the hood
Speaking of automobile production n export, w/o any doubt, China is overtaking on left curves by investing heavily on ev cars development, battery innovations n building charging piles. That is making two of its big trade partners pretty upset, Germany n Japan, obviously the overtaking moved their cheese.
So far MG has the best quality-price ratio. I like Zeekr the most though. NIO feels just too "German" to me. BTW, start-ups Xpeng and Li Auto also have imminent overseas expansion plans. "Huawei auto" AVATR is amongst the most exciting AI auto-pilot cars to keep a close eye on in the long run. And Xiaomi's MI car is coming... which means OPPO, VIVO, Oneplus, Meizu, ZTE, Lenovo gangs are the next on the horizon ? 😅
I would buy a Chinese brand EV if it ever comes to Canada. But because of the political climate generally in North America, that's going to take some time, maybe a long time. The federal government talks about climate change a lot, but there is very little effort, and i mean concrete actions, to encourage buyers to switch to EVs from ICEs first of all, doesn't matter the country of origin. Range anxiety is till a thing in Canada, given the country is huge with sparsely populated. The current splash of EV and battery activities in Eastern Canada (Ontario) is not really geared towards Canadians but to keep up with the American markets. ie. EVs and batteries made in Canada would probably be shipped south to the US, as always have been and will always be. So, Canada, IMHO, is still nicely stuck in the 1990s level of technology development. I think we have found our comfort zone.
Yes, it was like that in China a few years back, but the government gave a lot of incentives to buy EVs and develop the market. Now, they are leading the world. Sometimes, the governments need to take actions with the future in mind and not just protecting what they currently have....
I would buy a Chinese car, provided they have enough servicing locations here in North America and the American government gives them assurance to not get sanctioned. So sadly, the chances are slim.
Their EVs look amazing. The prices also seem friendlier. The issue then goes to parts if they break for customers in far markets like Africa. And also the availability of charging stations. All these things I know they have a plan for. I would buy a Chinese car, most definitely
I am thinking seriously about buying an EV in the next year. It will almost certainly be Chinese, based on value-for-money and consideration of the very good quality of Chinese brands available in Australia such as BYD and MG. Geopolitical factors completely preclude me from buying an American brand such as Tesla (even though made in China), because of the appalling treatment of China by the US government started by the Trump administration and continued by the Biden administration -- I will let my money do the talking. I also don't like the EU's sudden hostility towards Chinese EVs either with their false claims of 'dumping' of Chinese EVs in Europe. In fact, the prices of Chinese EVs in Europe are significantly higher than the corresponding prices in China.
In countries with insufficient charging facilities, BYD’s plug-in hybrid electric vehicles are recommended, which have the speed of electric vehicles and the ability to quickly refuel fuel vehicles, with high mileage and low fuel consumption. A bridge car consumes 3.9L of fuel for 100KM, and an SUV consumes 4.9L of fuel for 100KM.
The hybrid cars are good for locations that don't have a lot of charging stations. I think a lot of people will choose that option if they are concerned about stations.
Since US auto companies (maybe except Tesla) cannot compete in EV, Chinese EV cars will be blocked from the US market. Don't expect to see cheap Chinese EVs in the US for a while.
Hi, I ask you brother if you want to buy chinese car than which brand and model will you prefer and why ? Also please advise which three brands will be the most reliable also even suggest few models from them.
I am in the states and yes I would consider buying a Chinese made car. This would require what I do before any car purchase, lot's of research in reliability and durability. Back in 2019 pre pandemic I was pretty excited about the ORA Good Cat since there were articles about them starting a dealer network in the states. The info I was able to find indicated a solid well built car with a standard battery density that enabled a range of 220 miles. Sadly the pandemic happened and that was the last I heard of it coming here. The batteries in most of the U.S. made cars come from China anyway and Tesla who makes there own batteries have more battery fires than all the others combined and never mind the suspension collapse issue they have. I will always have a ICE vehicle but a electric for short trips and around town is enticing if well built and engineered.
Main two Chinese cars here in Australia are Great Wall (Haval) and MG. Cherry was here a few years back, but the models they had here were absolute garbage. I would not buy as I cannot afford new and expect any car I buy to last 15 years. I would suggest that if you want either of these go for lease and trade up just before warranty expires. They would probably be more popular here but trade tensions between China/Australia have put some potential buyers off.
Crazy Woman (nickname given by Alex Christoforou of Duran), Ursula Von Der Leyen most recently declared: 'We gotta prevent China dumping their CHEAP ev cars into our market.' Wait…is that THE EU leader who escorted Marcron visiting China two months ago n awkwardly left airport of Beijing through a non-diplomat exit?😅
Anytime they get overwhelmed by products from another country they claim "dumping", but if the product is selling, it means the consumer wants it. But the WTO does have laws about "dumping" so they always fall back on that if they can't compete.
I´ve already bought a Changan cs35 plus. The EV-service network is underdeveloped here, as many other things, therefore, EVs are out of the equation. I´ve been 2 years with it. I am not rich, so, to me, the car looked so premium, I said to myself this is my time!. No problem so far.
I would buy a BYD seal or dolphin in America though model y is more likely with incentive and charging network. I think both Li auto and XPeng sold more cars than Nio.
If the EV comes here you can kiss good bye to American auto industries. Even now at this moment auto workers are on strikes this is a very very thin line just how fragile our auto industries are and it about to collapse.
I would if- The price is right,the quality control is good,there is the ability and parts readily available for repairs. The same as I'd want to consider in buying any other vehicle.
I would love to have a NIO ES6 or ET9 the latest and the greatest. Here are the key points why? NIO the only company able to provides a technology the no one has yet; Save time, save money, and worry free.
I will wait until they are produced here in Mexico, that is where I live. Now it's only JAC making the final assembly here. So now buying Chinese cars is easy. They are nice, not so bad and have attractive prices, BUT when you need a service part due to an accident or any repair, you need to wait four to six weeks at least... Hopefully this will happen very soon, Mexico is always producing for the US market some of the best things, not only cars...
Again…yo must have spent a lot of time on searching n downloading commercial demos of these car brands, it's a great deal of works incl video cutting, mixing n editing, superman…
Ikr? I've seen some Chinese brand EVs' interior so sleek and clean and free of cluster that some owners even want to redecorate the interior with their own touches. I would personally leave the interior as is. It gives you a futuristic look.
Some people like the LED screens and think it makes the car more high-tech. But, I can understand why some would want a simpler design. I think it just comes down to each person. Luckily with many of these EVs they can be customized, which means you might be able to find one with fewer LED screens or it could be changed.
Products made by reputable Chinese company is most likely realiable and trustworthy in quality and price. What I don't have confidence in is American and European products (in general) made in foreign counturies (in gerneal: American, European companies producing or contracting foreign companies to manufacture things.) That's when things have a tendency to be poor in quality and unreliable. It's just how U.S and Europe and companies work (even for things manufactured at home, Boeing is a current prime example.)
What weakness west is talking about chinese economy? I see nothing but strength only thing China needs to do is to allow complete free trade and bring in immigrants like the us model. For example huawei and byd could bring foreigner employees and market to new markets. China's population is not a problem but a plus to serve the globals 8 billion population for goods and services.
What concerns about bio battery swap stations do u have? They reached 1800 this year already! Do u due diligence before spewing halfbaked info! Nio already aims to add up to 2600 this year in total
I'm talking about overseas markets.... Which is why I showed the map of EU. There aren't that many outside of China, and within China, they are mostly in major cities. So, if you aren't living in a city, it can be a concern. If you don't think that is a real concern that is a matter of opinion. According to reports "By the end of 2023, NIO plans to have 120 such stations across Europe." www.gizchina.com/2023/08/17/nio-power-station-europe/
I reckon swap station look like a bigger garage attached a control room . Therefore , it should not be difficult to set up as a gas station. The set up don't need big land which can be costly . I heard NIO even has a few NIO facility houses in Norway.
We bet a couple of Chinese brands in Australia but they can't compete against Toyota the biggest selling vehicle brand in Australia for the past 26 years a lot of Australians like reliable car brands and there is only one other Japanese car make thar will knock Toyota off is Mazda l can be thankful for that by the way in Australia you are never to far from a Toyota in a short 10km drive l can see at least 150 Toyota's parked driving around they are everywhere and l do own a Toyota myself a 1997 Hilux yes there are many 25 year old Toyota's on the road
I live in Australia, we have lost our Aussie made Holdens and Fords which a lot of Australians are very sad about. Chinese cars are not made for Australian conditions and there has been a lot of problems with them here. My hubby and I will never own a Chinese branded/made car let alone an EV. Unless you live in a city EVs are useless here. We own one of the last Holden Commodores which was made in Germany and we absolutely love it. We are soon going to buy a Ford Ranger Wildtrax which is Australian designed and made in Thailand. The big Utes are becoming very popular here such as the RAMS and Chevrolet Silverado and Ford Rangers.
I would never buy a Chinese car due to reliability and quality concerns. Also, their software and infotainment system isn't Professional and mostly don't support apple car play. And finally, their cruise control/auto pilot system isn't reliable like the German ones.
Why won't they just release Me to People with a Balanced point of view pretending the danger away and 🇺🇲 conniving 🧠 🌊 aren't healthy for proper AI function the grown ups understand the danger of empowering to much in 1 direction 🤔❤️
I am in Costa Rica. I bought a BYD S1 PRO (Yuan Pro) EV about 1 year ago and I love it. BYD has 6 dealers in Costa Rica and I see MANY BYD EVs on the roads now. It is interesting to note that Costa Rica generates 100% renewable electricity so EVs are truly green here. It is also interesting to note that there are NO Tesla Dealers in Costa Rica. I assume it is because Tesla is way to expensive compared to the many Chinese EV alternatives available here.
Nice! It is always good to hear from people that own a Chinese brand because it gives more weight to their comment. I'm glad you have had a good experience with BYD.
Wow, Costa Rica rules!!!
How does Costa Rica produce electricity?
Not sure if you are trying to be like "ha got you about electricity production in Costa Rica" or just actually asking? But, according to sources "Renewable energy in Costa Rica supplied 99.78% of the energy output for the entire nation in 2020." So, they produce most of their energy in a renewable way.
www.trade.gov/market-intelligence/costa-ricas-renewable-energy#:~:text=Renewable%20energy%20in%20Costa%20Rica,power%20and%2015%25%20from%20geothermal.
@@TripBitten
That's good. Petroleum causes too many problems, it's expensive and eventually runs out anyway. When China can make sodium batteries good enough to replace the lithium batteries that will be another level up for EVs.
You are an expert in Chinese; most expats cannot pronounce "Changan." You did a great job.
i already own a Geely car and its so great, much better than most Japanese cars at its price segment aside from of course perceived reliability.. I really don't regret buying it, its performance is great, really nice interior, very good exterior design, surprisingly good built quality, very engaging driving dynamics, and very low price.. I really enjoy my over 2 years of ownership
Cool to hear you like the Geely cars and have had a good experience.
I would definitely like to buy a Chinese Made EV, actually I don't think most people would care about product's origin, just care more about product's quality price and service which these days I believe Chinese EVs are extremely competitive, however, of course a lot of racists or politically radical extremists which are widely exist and growing number in Europe and America they woudn't probably.
Chinese made or Chinese brand? There is some difference there.
@@syncmaster915n Exactly. Chinese made is not Chinese car necessarily. There are Chinese made Buicks. Chinese made Polestars. Chinese made Volvos. And there was a Chinese made Cadillac sold in North America for a time. There are also plenty Chinese made Teslas and in China, there are a lot of Western cars made in China. But a Chinese car is one designed/engineered by a home-grown Chinese company and doesn't necessarily even have to be made in China. At some point, Chinese cars may be made in other countries if they aren't already.
Volvo and Polestar are owned by Geely of China.
During ICE era, Chinese economists was constantly debating why Chinese cars was not competitive, the result was, all the important technologis was patented. If they pay those patents, the price wouldn't be competitive, if they get around those patents, the performance wouldn't be competitive. So, nobody was interest in investing the Chinese automotive industry. During the EV area, they learned from previous mistakes and started early.
Of course i would buy it.
If the price is low, the quality is high, availability to service the vehicle & abundant of charging station, then I dont see why not. It doesnt matter the country, but the vehicle itself.
If the price is affordable .
Electric cars from china is the best way for ccp to spy the world
There's a growing market for Chinese cars in South Africa, GWM trucks, Haval, Chery and FAW heavy-duty trucks
South Africa and Russia seem to be growing markets right now. But, I think the rest of Africa will also see the value of Chinese vehicles and start to import more in the future.
Would I buy a
Chinese-made car ???
Seriously, what a question ??/
I have already bought one years ago
Geely Coolray. Which I give away.
Now I own a
BYD Atto 3
Both are fantastic car
especially
BYD Atto 3, a pure EV.
Absolutely amazing,
no more petrol, no more oil change
Just plug & play.
Same thing with me here in Nepal ❤
Yes, I would if they had a great dealer support network. Unfortunately, all these cars won't be available in the US because the US companies can't compete.
There's a possibility that Chinese made toilet paper would be banned in America based on national security reasons, lol
lol
@@greentraveler4114😂😂😂
Buy Volvo and Polestar
Only Volvo, Polestar, and Lotus are available in the US
NIO recent sport SUV and Touring EV are so nice both outside and interior.
BYD is the second most popular EV car in Australia. I just wish there were public charging stations. We normally just charge overnight 1-2x a week. EVs are definitely the future with petrol prices at an all time high of $2.30/litre.
Thanks for sharing the other Chinese made cars! I only knew of a few
I would only buy Chinese car going forward
Promoting abundance and progress all around the world. ♥
China is very good in democratizing technology, making it affordable to the masses, not just the select few.
The analogy to 80's Japanese cars' worldwide expansion is not entirely appropriate, IMO.
Japanese cars then were still traditional internal combustion engine cars. They run on the same track as all other established Western brand competitors, and had no lead on core techs. Rather their expansion relied heavily on their production management niches(e.g. just-in-time inventory, cost management) , better quality control, and after-sales services.
Chinese EVs however, are on an entirely brand-new racing track, where from the very beginning Chinese EVs have already been dominating on core tech (batteries) over the competitors. The current main obstacle for Chinese EVs expansion into the West and world is much more political and geopolitical (US-led world mainstream media bias against all things Chinese), rather than pure technical reasons the Japanese cars faced back then.
There are some good looking cars in this video. Nio would be #1 on my list.
I am an overseas Chinese based in the Philippines.
I just bought a SAIC MG GT Sport Turbo (上汽名爵5 - 300TGI 旗舰版 locally) and love it!
They are increasingly popular in malaysia, and more and more Chinese manufacturers are setting up shops here, my next car will be made in China for sure
i wouldn't mind having a Chinese car, i've seen a few vids from barret and jason during the shanghai motor show and i think some of the cars will do pretty well since the cost is low AND its highly modifiable that people like.
The auto show videos were very promising and I think we will see more quality cars from China in the near future.
Your comment is odd and frankly incorrect. Since when are EV's modifiable? You cannot modify a battery pack. You cannot modify/tune an EV motor like you can gasoline engines. What are you talking about?
@a.a.alexander6030 what is stopping anyone modifying the appearance of the car?
If you check out the motor show you'll see the same car with different interior and exterior, does modifying always mean under the hood
Hopes Chinese EV comes to N America
Speaking of automobile production n export, w/o any doubt, China is overtaking on left curves by investing heavily on ev cars development, battery innovations n building charging piles.
That is making two of its big trade partners pretty upset, Germany n Japan, obviously the overtaking moved their cheese.
If the price value is good sure yes why not 👍💯
So far MG has the best quality-price ratio. I like Zeekr the most though. NIO feels just too "German" to me.
BTW, start-ups Xpeng and Li Auto also have imminent overseas expansion plans. "Huawei auto" AVATR is amongst the most exciting AI auto-pilot cars to keep a close eye on in the long run. And Xiaomi's MI car is coming... which means OPPO, VIVO, Oneplus, Meizu, ZTE, Lenovo gangs are the next on the horizon ? 😅
Also check Geely Baidu new Robocar. The competition is intense and large partnerships sometimes go under the radar
I would buy a Chinese brand EV if it ever comes to Canada. But because of the political climate generally in North America, that's going to take some time, maybe a long time. The federal government talks about climate change a lot, but there is very little effort, and i mean concrete actions, to encourage buyers to switch to EVs from ICEs first of all, doesn't matter the country of origin. Range anxiety is till a thing in Canada, given the country is huge with sparsely populated. The current splash of EV and battery activities in Eastern Canada (Ontario) is not really geared towards Canadians but to keep up with the American markets. ie. EVs and batteries made in Canada would probably be shipped south to the US, as always have been and will always be. So, Canada, IMHO, is still nicely stuck in the 1990s level of technology development. I think we have found our comfort zone.
Yes, it was like that in China a few years back, but the government gave a lot of incentives to buy EVs and develop the market. Now, they are leading the world. Sometimes, the governments need to take actions with the future in mind and not just protecting what they currently have....
Canada’s cold weather should be very unfriendly to electric energy vehicles
According to the Electric Viking, the BYD Dolphin PHEV would be available in Mexico soon. PHEV is the current solution to range anxiety.
Buy Volvo and Polestar
After this video I would definitely buy a Chinese car. Thanks for the great overview!
I would buy a Chinese car, provided they have enough servicing locations here in North America and the American government gives them assurance to not get sanctioned. So sadly, the chances are slim.
Sadly... I agree with you. The chances for Chinese brands to sold in the North America seem slim.
I don't care if is made in China or US and etc.... as long as cheap and reliable I will buy it.
Their EVs look amazing. The prices also seem friendlier. The issue then goes to parts if they break for customers in far markets like Africa. And also the availability of charging stations. All these things I know they have a plan for. I would buy a Chinese car, most definitely
Yes, after market parts will be a big issue, but just like with Japanese cars, I think it will become easier to obtain with time.
They look pretty interesting to me! I’d likely be happy with one!
I love NIO.
Yes .I will get suv .BYD .next year. Because I got a new Renault koleos Black adition .last year.
🇦🇺 Brisbane
I am thinking seriously about buying an EV in the next year. It will almost certainly be Chinese, based on value-for-money and consideration of the very good quality of Chinese brands available in Australia such as BYD and MG.
Geopolitical factors completely preclude me from buying an American brand such as Tesla (even though made in China), because of the appalling treatment of China by the US government started by the Trump administration and continued by the Biden administration -- I will let my money do the talking.
I also don't like the EU's sudden hostility towards Chinese EVs either with their false claims of 'dumping' of Chinese EVs in Europe. In fact, the prices of Chinese EVs in Europe are significantly higher than the corresponding prices in China.
In countries with insufficient charging facilities, BYD’s plug-in hybrid electric vehicles are recommended, which have the speed of electric vehicles and the ability to quickly refuel fuel vehicles, with high mileage and low fuel consumption. A bridge car consumes 3.9L of fuel for 100KM, and an SUV consumes 4.9L of fuel for 100KM.
The hybrid cars are good for locations that don't have a lot of charging stations. I think a lot of people will choose that option if they are concerned about stations.
Yes, I will buy a Chinese Car as they just as good as German or American cars. Thank you for the insightful presentation.
I AM JUST IMPRESSED WITH THE CHINESE NATION. I WILL BUY ONE.
Here in Nepal i bought a BYD Atto 3 which is a best selling cars here and it's fantastic ❤ love China 🇨🇳
I would if it is available in US.
Sadly, I don't see that happening in the near future.
Since US auto companies (maybe except Tesla) cannot compete in EV, Chinese EV cars will be blocked from the US market. Don't expect to see cheap Chinese EVs in the US for a while.
I doubt American car makers are the ones calling for barring Chinese EVs ... more likely to come from the U.$. government.
Exactly, if they can't beat their competition, then smear their reputation/sanction/block them
I'm looking forward getting myself a MG 4.
For me NIO is the best ev company at the moment. Their futuristic design and innovative ideas makes them a future automobile giant.
BYD is my choice
Hi, I ask you brother if you want to buy chinese car than which brand and model will you prefer and why ? Also please advise which three brands will be the most reliable also even suggest few models from them.
I am in the states and yes I would consider buying a Chinese made car. This would require what I do before any car purchase, lot's of research in reliability and durability. Back in 2019 pre pandemic I was pretty excited about the ORA Good Cat since there were articles about them starting a dealer network in the states. The info I was able to find indicated a solid well built car with a standard battery density that enabled a range of 220 miles. Sadly the pandemic happened and that was the last I heard of it coming here. The batteries in most of the U.S. made cars come from China anyway and Tesla who makes there own batteries have more battery fires than all the others combined and never mind the suspension collapse issue they have. I will always have a ICE vehicle but a electric for short trips and around town is enticing if well built and engineered.
Cool
I am from Uzbekistan and I have BYD Chazor (Destroyer 05). Here in Uzbekistan BYD preparing to build factory.
Yes i will buy Chinese because of their extended warranty and after sale support here in UAE
My next new car will be made in China.
Do you have any idea which brand you will buy?
Yes I will China car 🚗 🚗🚗🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳. I’m a coffee barista ☕️☕️☕️🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳
Main two Chinese cars here in Australia are Great Wall (Haval) and MG. Cherry was here a few years back, but the models they had here were absolute garbage. I would not buy as I cannot afford new and expect any car I buy to last 15 years. I would suggest that if you want either of these go for lease and trade up just before warranty expires. They would probably be more popular here but trade tensions between China/Australia have put some potential buyers off.
The Astronaut truck OMG ❤️🇨🇳🙏😇
Crazy Woman (nickname given by Alex Christoforou of Duran), Ursula Von Der Leyen most recently declared:
'We gotta prevent China dumping their CHEAP ev cars into our market.'
Wait…is that THE EU leader who escorted Marcron visiting China two months ago n awkwardly left airport of Beijing through a non-diplomat exit?😅
lol Yes the same woman and it seems they are wanting to stop "dumping" of Chinese EVs into EU.
@@TripBittenWhat's dumping? If your cost are lower that's not dumping.
Anytime they get overwhelmed by products from another country they claim "dumping", but if the product is selling, it means the consumer wants it. But the WTO does have laws about "dumping" so they always fall back on that if they can't compete.
Yes I buy one
I would if available here.
I think we will see more markets opening up in the future.
I´ve already bought a Changan cs35 plus. The EV-service network is underdeveloped here, as many other things, therefore, EVs are out of the equation. I´ve been 2 years with it. I am not rich, so, to me, the car looked so premium, I said to myself this is my time!. No problem so far.
Geely is recently present in Indonesia 🇮🇩, it seems they have a better fuel ⛽ consumption as Wuling
Certainly will buy a chinese ev car n hopefully the prices are reduced greatly in future.
Been ready for sometime now.
Hopefully, you will get a chance in the future.
I definitely would
I would buy a BYD seal or dolphin in America though model y is more likely with incentive and charging network. I think both Li auto and XPeng sold more cars than Nio.
🧡💯⭐. Tq
If the EV comes here you can kiss good bye to American auto industries. Even now at this moment auto workers are on strikes this is a very very thin line just how fragile our auto industries are and it about to collapse.
Too bad I can't get any of these in the States.
Scare about after sale in Canada
I will buy, if it is affordable and available in the US.
Yes i wanna buy ev car from china cause im a guy always looking for new and betterment in technology..
I would if- The price is right,the quality control is good,there is the ability and parts readily available for repairs. The same as I'd want to consider in buying any other vehicle.
if you havent look at Barret and living in china both of them went to the shanghai motor show and shown a nice range of chinese evs
I would love to have a NIO ES6 or ET9 the latest and the greatest. Here are the key points why?
NIO the only company able to provides a technology the no one has yet;
Save time, save money, and worry free.
I will wait until they are produced here in Mexico, that is where I live. Now it's only JAC making the final assembly here. So now buying Chinese cars is easy. They are nice, not so bad and have attractive prices, BUT when you need a service part due to an accident or any repair, you need to wait four to six weeks at least...
Hopefully this will happen very soon, Mexico is always producing for the US market some of the best things, not only cars...
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As long as it provides good value for my money, why won't I buy one from China ?
Agreed, I think it will come down to quality and cost. Like most things, consumers want a good product.
0:40 You don't find Chinese cars in the US.
Appearances of the most Chinees cars look amazing but i doubt of the quality . And i wish they would have made bigger engines like v6 v8
Just if they could also do something with the goofy sounded names ! Yang Wang ? Dong fong ? Dang bang ?
“Maybe not in the US” -heart shattered 😭😭😭
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US prices that are still gouging the public must come down for all cars sold there OR eventually the US public will demand a cheaper alternative
Again…yo must have spent a lot of time on searching n downloading commercial demos of these car brands, it's a great deal of works incl video cutting, mixing n editing, superman…
Yes, it took some time, but I think it came out okay. I'm never really sure how people will responded to my videos, but I hope people will like them.
@@TripBitten awesome for sure!
@@TripBittenI appreciate the video, thank you!
Damn can we get some too 😫 USA
I would get a Hybrate but i wouldn't get a Chinese parts because of the parts
What brand are those 4x4 cars 3min 41 seconds into the video?
东风猛士917。中国军用车基本上都是这个牌子，现在他们开始在民用车市场专注了
I want a simple EV without large LED screen. Just electric motor and battery, no AI, absolute 0 electronics on dashboard.
Ikr? I've seen some Chinese brand EVs' interior so sleek and clean and free of cluster that some owners even want to redecorate the interior with their own touches. I would personally leave the interior as is. It gives you a futuristic look.
Some people like the LED screens and think it makes the car more high-tech. But, I can understand why some would want a simpler design. I think it just comes down to each person. Luckily with many of these EVs they can be customized, which means you might be able to find one with fewer LED screens or it could be changed.
Products made by reputable Chinese company is most likely realiable and trustworthy in quality and price. What I don't have confidence in is American and European products (in general) made in foreign counturies (in gerneal: American, European companies producing or contracting foreign companies to manufacture things.) That's when things have a tendency to be poor in quality and unreliable. It's just how U.S and Europe and companies work (even for things manufactured at home, Boeing is a current prime example.)
What weakness west is talking about chinese economy? I see nothing but strength only thing China needs to do is to allow complete free trade and bring in immigrants like the us model. For example huawei and byd could bring foreigner employees and market to new markets. China's population is not a problem but a plus to serve the globals 8 billion population for goods and services.
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What concerns about bio battery swap stations do u have? They reached 1800 this year already! Do u due diligence before spewing halfbaked info! Nio already aims to add up to 2600 this year in total
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I'm talking about overseas markets.... Which is why I showed the map of EU. There aren't that many outside of China, and within China, they are mostly in major cities. So, if you aren't living in a city, it can be a concern. If you don't think that is a real concern that is a matter of opinion.
According to reports "By the end of 2023, NIO plans to have 120 such stations across Europe." www.gizchina.com/2023/08/17/nio-power-station-europe/
I reckon swap station look like a bigger garage attached a control room . Therefore , it should not be difficult to set up as a gas station. The set up don't need big land which can be costly .
I heard NIO even has a few NIO facility houses in Norway.
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I Need cheap And Good Car.
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Main reason for not buying a Chinese car is reliability
i wouldn't buy a Chinese made car because i can't drive. Otherwise i would.
lol you can always learn to drive....
We bet a couple of Chinese brands in Australia but they can't compete against Toyota the biggest selling vehicle brand in Australia for the past 26 years a lot of Australians like reliable car brands and there is only one other Japanese car make thar will knock Toyota off is Mazda l can be thankful for that by the way in Australia you are never to far from a Toyota in a short 10km drive l can see at least 150 Toyota's parked driving around they are everywhere and l do own a Toyota myself a 1997 Hilux yes there are many 25 year old Toyota's on the road
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Also good brands looking to expand
Goodbye Mercedes,BMW,Toyota, Ford.
expand into the USA market
Yes I would buy attorneys car pretty sure I would buy Chinese anything
China, please make pickup trucks, we can't afford American anymore
I live in Australia, we have lost our Aussie made Holdens and Fords which a lot of Australians are very sad about. Chinese cars are not made for Australian conditions and there has been a lot of problems with them here. My hubby and I will never own a Chinese branded/made car let alone an EV. Unless you live in a city EVs are useless here. We own one of the last Holden Commodores which was made in Germany and we absolutely love it. We are soon going to buy a Ford Ranger Wildtrax which is Australian designed and made in Thailand. The big Utes are becoming very popular here such as the RAMS and Chevrolet Silverado and Ford Rangers.
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I would never buy a Chinese car due to reliability and quality concerns. Also, their software and infotainment system isn't Professional and mostly don't support apple car play. And finally, their cruise control/auto pilot system isn't reliable like the German ones.
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