China Dumps Garbage EVs Worldwide: Chery’s Axle Breaks After Just 4,000 Miles

On April 28th, a female car owner from Malaysia experienced a sudden and significant decrease in speed while making a low-speed turn in her Chery Omoda 5. The vehicle came to a stop in the middle of the road without any collision, accident, or pothole. Upon inspection, she discovered that the rear axle had broken, with the rusted breakage points showing only two welding points instead of being fully welded around.
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[@wheezysqueezebox7651]

Don't buy a Chinese car! Buy a used Toyota!

[@Jojo_KokoUK]

Unlike Toyota and Honda that Blame the Users, Cherry take the Responsibility.....Bravo. China..❤❤❤❤

[@fteoOpty64]

You choose, 4 decades of quality manufacturing and refining vs 4 years of copying and cutting corners (without sanding off the rough edges at that!), and your life is at stake driving the thing!. Made in China BS needs to be banned for life!.

[@F15ElectricEagle]

@@Jojo_KokoUK - O.K. Little Pink. Here's your $0.50 cents.

[@gingmo1]

@@Jojo_KokoUK Wuamo detected!!

[@aragongon]

Used Toyota especially made in Japan.

[@DirtyAyrab]

China quality will always be china quality

[@jayjean2408]

Totally agree, nor more, not less. Still pitiful.

[@ookammi]

Japan used to be known for low quality shit, its not set in stone. China wont be changing anytime soon tho, its society deep and would take generations to rebuild ethics

[@midwestmike613]

They keep saying this is gonna put Tesla out of business🤔 they have thousands of these POS cars sitting all over China. So even they won't buy them that says alot. Any research online you will see these not only have wheels falling off but they also catch on fire and the software barely works and there is no service for this. They made a couple nice CONCEPT cars for auto shows but that means nothing for the consumers buying the actual product being sold.

[@SheehanIqbal]

It’s sad but true.

[@kamsunleong6648]

Then EU shouldn't be concerned about Chinese evs coming to Europe. No European will buy them. No need to impose more tariffs. Just let them in.

[@monkeygalaxy6322]

People that are buying these garbage without doing any kind of research first, deserve to be scammed... Sadly, they'll end up whining on Internet

[@icosthop9998]

L😂L

[@dand337]

It's impossible to deep search everything, some people just trust there are some quality standards in place. Such products shouldn't be available on the market to begin with.

[@rogerdodger1790]

​@dand337 it is definitely impossible to research everything. But if you don't look into the second largest purchase you make you defintely deserve ripping off

[@Freja_Solstheim]

@@rogerdodger1790 No. Not even then.

[@mikestewart4752]

Where I live, we call it paying the Stupid Tax. Just burn your money.

[@TheMrPhiladelphia]

That undercarriage doesn’t even look like a real car it’s like a toy 😮😮😮

[@midwestmike613]

Yes exactly absolutely no safety standards involved I've seen kids power wheels built more solid

[@KansaiCornetto]

As usual their build just for external appearance but what is underneath more worst than homemade car frame

[@billmurray1431]

Now it's ToFu dreg Axles... Nothing is real in this country lol

[@icosthop9998]

Nope 🤦🏼

[@Ravalin]

next we will see some "liveleak" footage of something being torn in half and shows they were made from Styrofoam.

[@midwestmike613]

Those axels would be better off being made out of bamboo instead of that cheap chopstick material they used. Those cars will kill people if used on any major Expressways. What a waste of material to even build them just like the ghost cities perfectly good materials wasted for what? Ignorance and greed🤷‍♂️

[@Jojo_KokoUK]

Unlike Toyota and Honda that Blame the Users, Cherry take the Responsibility.....Bravo. China..❤❤❤❤

[@ldnwholesale8552]

Quality control, tacked and never welded.

[@brendan9698]

The problem is you use the brakes. Chinese don't do that.

[@Noskilled-wf7gw]

😅😅😅

[@user-xp7nk9dw8d]

Source ?

[@RTmadnesstoo]

In the early 1970s Japan faced many difficulties entering the US market but managed to be successful by proving their quality and value. Over the years China has attempted to enter many markets but somehow they never seemed to search for quality. The only goal China seems to pursue is low price which goes hand-in-hand with early failure and disappointment. We don't need to fill our landfills with imported junk.

[@deneenduranceau4149]

I think you'll be safer driving a golf cart

[@user-xp7nk9dw8d]

Nope . Byd is beer

[@stanleyshyeoh]

Yes ... Chery Omoda broken axle incident in Malaysia is 100% truth.

[@chikinhsieh1503]

How many of such incident?

[@chocobrowniewin]

@@chikinhsieh1503 well, all the same model cars were asked to be recalled. No news after that.

[@chikinhsieh1503]

@@chocobrowniewin according to media, they will be recalling 600 for replacement. Is only omoda model tiggo are find

[@chocobrowniewin]

@@chikinhsieh1503 I see. Well, I stay very far away if I see a Chery now. Rather afraid when driving behind one.

[@chikinhsieh1503]

@@chocobrowniewin I see no problem, waiting for in in Singapore

[@The_Smirk]

What a huge waste of money. My toyota camry 2000 is still working as brand new, easy maintenance and spare parts are readily available. EVs are scams.

[@dnyce3506]

Because Toyota is The best vehicles on the road !! 😮😅

[@ahmataevo]

Anything from CCP occupied east Asia is a scam.

[@ILOVEBACONBOY2018]

Same with my Mazda. No issues and easy cheap to maintain. Government will never force me to go ev.

[@chrisgroth2949]

Toyota are well built

[@stephanecremont3666]

problem is that the Toyota of the 2000 is not the same as the Toyota of today who still charges high prices, but the quality has declined quite substantially. So you're getting scammed by them too. They are not at the chineese quality level tought, nobody goes that low but them.

[@squiremc]

The parts were clearly tack welded into the correct position for finish welding and then it didn't happen. This is a serious mistake as all processes on a production line should happen sequentially and time anomalies would normally be investigated. The fact the vehicle left the factory in this state suggests exceptionally poor quality control as well. Chinese products are off my menu.

[@stevec3526]

My thoughts too.

[@SalemikTUBE]

Exactly what I thought. The part was in the parts bin and it got used because the drones building the cars don't even have to know what a car is to work there. They most likely used a whole batch of maybe several hundred tacked parts and they are all just about to fail.

[@tottyRICE]

It's literally a moving death trap

[@vernonwhite4660]

Why do you think they are shipping them to Europe. Chinese have realised they are being scammed

[@julosx]

Currently those pieces of junk are piling up in harbours. It doesn't mean anybody buys them. These last two years I saw maybe a couple of Lynk & Co and a couple of MGs. That's all I ever saw so far. Aiways have bit the dust already.

[@ricardot729]

Becoming popular in the Third World.

[@fadzilhashim.0910]

As Malaysian 🇲🇾 . There aren't surprising, when most car accidents in Malaysia 🇲🇾 are involving Chinese 🇨🇳 cars brands, compared to another country car brands 🙁 .

[@yslee1401]

And guess who makes cars for Proton now? Geely

[@fadzilhashim.0910]

​@@yslee1401 Most Proton car aren't made by Geely 😎 .

[@user-sn3nx3gd3q]

Chinese junk as usual, buy one 'Not Made in China ' and be safe.

[@daryltantan]

Most accidents in Malaysia involves Chinese brand cars? 😅 Stats apa ni

[@fadzilhashim.0910]

@@daryltantan Stats daripada Tv3 .

[@Morisu-Chan]

Here I thought we could finally move past that "China quality is shit" guess not 😂

[@carlmorgan8452]

DEI .... is taking it's toll here in USA 🇺🇸

[@RTmadnesstoo]

If quality improves so will the reputation. You can't 'move past' facts; if it's junk it's just junk.

[@poiujnbvcxdswq]

That EV made it 4,000 miles..thats 3998 further than your average Tesla Cybertruck is getting before failure.

[@scroungasworkshop4663]

And don’t hold your breath waiting.😂😂

[@stephenmartin8093]

My company runs coaches, the Chinese built, cheap Yutongs, fall apart after 24 months from new, but the Mercedes feel like they have just been driven from the showroom after 10 years use, there's no comparison.

[@alexandertsanga]

Why by a Car Made in China, when the Best Country that makes Reliable Cars "Japan" is Available and sells Vehicles World Wide.

[@bnbmjtc]

Perfect commentary l

[@Jojo_KokoUK]

Unlike Toyota and Honda that Blame the Users, Cherry take the Responsibility.....Bravo. China..❤❤❤❤

[@OksanaBodarenko]

Because Chinese cars are 50%-90% cheaper compare to Japanese or western brand cars?

[@aoitenshi1]

​@@OksanaBodarenko I'd rather buy 1 good car that will bring me to my destination safely, not 2 or 10 coffins with 4 tires.

[@jesseheise7579]

​@@Jojo_KokoUKsounds like a wolf warrior 🤣

[@billyjoesmo8251]

All electric cars are disposable cars when the battery is worn out replacing the battery when you can replace the whole car for a little bit more

[@caregazo2100]

No the point in here is

[@chrismayer3919]

You’re… not wrong 🫤

[@CeeTee-12345]

EVs are dead end junk, even Tesla..

[@FoulPet]

But disposable cars are good for the environment

[@billyjoesmo8251]

@@FoulPet it's all been a fiasco new gasoline cars are putting out such low CO2 that it doesn't make it worthwhile to do electric

[@charlesgentry3758]

LOL THEY DIDNT EVEN CLEAN UP THE AREA BEFORE WELDING TO BARE METAL LOL.

[@mikemccormack3997]

It looked like it was just tack welded and sent down the line.

[@paulb2092]

Back in the sixties, when we first encountered Japanese cars, we were both astonished and delighted to find that quality and reliability were actually obtainable. It seems the world is in for the opposite reactions when it comes to these cars.

[@chasch333]

Japan ain't China....total opposite quality

[@dieseltinus6680]

Japanese are obsessed with quality. Chinese are obsessed with profit.

[@staticbuilds7613]

Chinese adn japanese have completely different values and history. Japan have honour where chinese will do anyhting for wealth

[@yomommaahotoo264]

​@@staticbuilds7613 It's India who will do anything for wealth - ie: stolen gift cards.

[@chrismayer3919]

Chery stole Infinity Motors logo! Are they gonna steal other car logos too? Who’s next?

[@Fanta....]

they already have. check out byds old logo. a ripoff of bmw

[@saeedhossain6099]

Chery is literally a lift off Chevy, in the early 2000's they made body parts that could fit American cars.... they were all counterfeit products.

[@venerable_nelson]

Chery... Chevy...

[@yslee1401]

Typical Chinese copycat

[@MithunOnTheNet]

A Chinese bus/truck maker stole the Hino logo and simply flipped it. That's how shameless Chinese companies are!

[@powershift2024]

Living the tofu life...

[@midwestmike613]

😂 👍

[@user-xp7nk9dw8d]

Tofu better than usa steel

[@powershift2024]

@@user-xp7nk9dw8d keep vigorously playing with it Chin, someday it'll finally grow bigger than your thumb. 🤡

[@powershift2024]

@@user-xp7nk9dw8d your mom loves usa pipe. 👀

[@powershift2024]

@@user-xp7nk9dw8d of course it is, except it disintegrates in less than a year. More pangolin soup?

[@gsman7097]

Australia has heaps of these on our roads , have seen two flipped on roofs in back streets both single car accidents

[@Ukie88]

Australian dumping ground for CCP evS . Stop importing now.

[@Fanta....]

thats becasue the people who buy these are either elderly or shit drivers.

[@joanneburford6364]

Never seen one here in Melbourne, but then again, they wouldn't exactly catch my eye. Get rid of local manufacturing, what a great idea 🤦‍♀️

[@Arltratlo]

no wonder, Aussieland is owned by China, you got sold to them by the your great leaders!

[@yslee1401]

There are so many mainlanders in Australia that only buys those Teutonic branded vehicles. Buyers of Chinese BEVs and ICE are mainly not Chinese down under. What does that tell you?

[@Oldfogey2014]

The Malaysian family was lucky they didn’t suffer injury…..a genuine car would have a genuine price. If a Chinese car cost much lower…you have to ask why.

[@divizionx]

Governments in every country are getting kickbacks to dump these evs globally

[@user-xp7nk9dw8d]

Waiting for proof

[@gbottle0521]

Tofu Dreg Axles and all cars too 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@iWerli]

If it was the axle it wouldn't be that bad. That's the lower control arm which is MUCH more important than an axle. Break and axle and you're fine, break your control arm and that wheel could just fly off

[@Arltratlo]

do you buy a car with an broken axle over a car with broken control arm... or buy a car without broken parts, or a car with 100% guaranty to fail in 3 months?? its like buying a car made in the UK by BL and hope you dont have a Monday morning car! which is easy to get, because they produced cars a single day in the week!

[@pcdoc1097]

Most brilliant strategy China has come up with yet - make cheap cars to kill the competition and their prospective customers at the same time !!!

[@yslee1401]

For safety sake, physically avoid Chinese cars at all cost. Cyber wise, they are rigged with spy ware. Huawei is banned for a good reason

[@kokonut5]

Unfortunately theres an alarming surge of chinese cars in our country. People buy it since its cheap and have a lot of ‘features’ in it. I say give me the bottom of the barrel trim from any japanese car brand instead of these cheap chinese ‘feature rich’ cars. I would like to still drive my car in 10 years down the line

[@julosx]

Driving my car in 10 years down the line is something I already do.

[@user-xp7nk9dw8d]

How is that unfortunate?

[@smiling_dog]

​@@user-xp7nk9dw8dBecause stuff from China is built like shit

[@midimusicforever]

The worst part is that these are death machines.

[@user-xp7nk9dw8d]

Be more jealous

[@markvogel5872]

Logo looks like infiniti...lol

[@icosthop9998]

Yeah

[@SeanHenrichs]

Gee, imagine that. Must be a coincidence. I wonder why that brand and logo are only seen available in China? 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤷

[@McBeamer94]

I thought this brand was called the "Alpha" until I heard the true name, it just looks like having an "A" within an oval.

[@Fanta....]

google byd bmw and look at pics lmfao scabby ripoffs

[@carlmorgan8452]

All cars these days are too expensive. Never will I buy another new car in my lifetime.

[@Paul-zf8ob]

That’s a pretty average range for a Chinese EV.

[@medannylee1]

They even knocked-off the Infiniti logo.

[@user-xp7nk9dw8d]

Source v?

[@stormtrooper2170]

Seriously..? Not cheap for that price in Malaysia. My paradua car is only 90 thousand n the quality is very good.👈👍👍

[@kegenjund0]

Perodua made in Malaysia.🦾

[@r.r.r.918]

"Officials are particularly focused on electric vehicles, and they are expected to raise the tariff rate to roughly 100% from 25%, according to the people. An additional 2.5% duty applies to all automobiles imported into the U.S." (WSJ) WSJ just reported that the Biden administration is expected to quadruple tariffs on Chinese EVs and a whole range of other Chinese goods next week.

[@polaritypictures]

$25k ?? Pfft. noooo.

[@GSSurry]

Spot welded and glued cars. Wonderful

[@yslee1401]

Correction-spot welded with reduced electrical current to save energy bill

[@jamesconn1290]

Don't forget the handyman's duct tape

[@santiagoguarin8953]

This is too uncomfortable. 😰

[@striker7469]

Trash quality. 😑😑

[@user-xp7nk9dw8d]

That's gm

[@LivingWithGout]

lol the Russians are complaining about the low quality as well.

[@eyeswalkersky1111]

Congratulations to our Malaysian news for being featured internationally.

[@leehongjin6884]

Lmao just buy a Toyota.

[@user-xp7nk9dw8d]

I ve seen over 9 Toyotas explode

[@alpzepta]

​@@user-xp7nk9dw8dcompares to 9 thousand Chery explode

[@markbailey6051]

You get what you pay for.

[@patmcbride9853]

They should call the Chinese EVs "Guesslas" because you have to guess how long they will work before breaking down or burning up.

[@Kunfucious577]

I didn’t even know China made cars until I started watching these shows. They sell so many to the world. I don’t understand the safety standards of these countries? How can they let cars that have axles fall off in their country?

[@bullpup1337]

bribes

[@RandomGuy9]

The safety regulations are low in many Asian cars. You could drive a homemade car there.

[@seraph3761]

Cause European, Japanese, American cars are expensive and unaffordable to the rest of the world. So China makes cheap cars.

[@roderickflint1330]

Lol my 30 years old Audi with 300 000km is still running and mostly with original parts...while Chinas garbage breaks after like 2 seconds :D

[@RandomGuy9]

And the airbags in our Audis and Fords are more likely to deploy.

[@swebigmac100]

1:38 you can clearly see the fuel tank and fuel filler. This is not an EV. It's a ICE vehicle. Also in 0:19 you can see the exhaust system.

[@zarthemad8386]

there was no tailpipe. It was the broken axle component. The "fuel tank" was the battery get glasses.

[@swebigmac100]

@@zarthemad8386 sorry bro. Youre wrong. Exhaust system is clearly visible. This was not an ev

[@tonnymiller123]

China is very good at making things look pretty when new...I bet these cars is worth nothing after 5 years. If they even last 5 years..

[@yslee1401]

After a year, Chinese cars will be worth less than 10% of purchase price and will not be worth repairing

[@bounceday]

The government needs to fine the executives of these companies when these things happen. No accountability is killing china

[@seraph3761]

Problem is China is actually encouraging it. “Whatever it takes”

[@InnerFire6213]

a lot of people were like, "Chinese cars have improved a lot, it's not like the old China". Obviously not. I say give them another 10 years and see if they improve after that

[@yslee1401]

That’s because CCP pays their extended little pink army CNY0.50 for every post they make pretending to support China and Chinese products

[@Ukie88]

Typical using a modified Toyota symbol on chery cars . They fool no one.

[@didyuknow]

but it was cheap right?

[@wilsonchin5619]

As Malaysian myself i can confirm it happen. Those West peninsula Folk.

[@douglasshrewsbury3430]

China is like that kid trying to copy your homework over the phone and still gets it wrong

[@user-xp7nk9dw8d]

😂1:38 you can clearly see the fuel tank and fuel filler. This is not an EV. It's a ICE vehicle. Also in 0:19 you can see the exhaust system.

[@chrislj2890]

Just saw where Biden is going to slap a 100% tariff on Chinese EVs, up from 25%.

[@suspiciousafternoon]

I'd rather walk or ride a bicycle than get into these death traps deadass

[@LeonSteelpaw]

The only interesting thing about a chinese model would be "How much better would it be if I replaced the engine with a reliable one?"

[@ikramismail1195]

Incominggg lawsuit. Clearly mentioned Chery's broken axle in video but title says Geely. Someone grab this opportunity

[@user-xp7nk9dw8d]

Waiting for proof

[@DaeDexShadowHeart]

Just curious, do they let you test drive before buying ?

[@bradenntton]

chery’s cars look like infiniti and lexus combined, and maybe a little bmw.

[@ThailandTerry2024]

When you buy Chinese engineered, designed and manufactured vehicles you are buying cheap and poorly manufactured vehicles using stolen or pilfered technologies along with little to no safety standards. Remember, you get what you pay for …

[@RandomGuy9]

There is no such thing as Chinese design. They copy.

[@dravinlancaster6800]

It amazes me that people think all car lots sell brand new vehicles especially in China..they make videos all the time showing completely crashed out vehicles and how they wield them back together..and they deserve to be taken for even buying a EV..

[@tunafish6092]

You get what you pay for. Cheap CCP inferior products. Lucky it lasted beyond the dealership.

[@j562gee0hdeewestsdegethemuLa]

If its not being sold in America you have to ask yourself why. Because it cannot stand our standards

[@seabedsand]

I still like your standard ones like guns

[@RandomGuy9]

​@@seabedsandI would choose any H&K or Colt over a Norinco.

[@honhon999]

living in tofu dreg, driving on tofu dreg, you shouldn't bet your life for little money saving.

[@Jeff-ej4wp]

Electric cars are not green. 500,000 pounds of the earth's crust must be dug up and processed to create the elements for a single EV battery. Processing the brine for lithium, the ore for the cobalt, the ore for the nickel, and the ore for copper creates massive amounts of highly toxic air and water pollution. The digging and processing uses diesel powered equipment which produces more CO2 to create a single battery than the battery prevents during its life. And the car will need several batteries over its life. Then when you plug the car in to charge it, 65% of the electricity comes from coal. Electric cars are heavier so the tires wear out 50% faster releasing more toxic rubber particles into the environment. The heavier cars do more damage to roads which will need rebuilt more frequently using CO2 producing heavy machinery. More electricity use means more power lines are needed. Millions of CO2 absorbing trees will have to be removed along overhead electric wire easements to assure wires have adequate clearance.

[@deneenduranceau4149]

That's why they got rid of all the classic motorbikes Cause a last longer

[@user-bo2uu1yp1d]

Stunning look..all over the road in Malaysia

[@araigumakiruno]

that Cherry incident in Malaysia really warned Malaysians to steer away from Chinese brand cars, and sticking to the usual including local brands like Perodua.

[@mychal4895]

we know the cause, inferior material inferior workmanship

[@jeremiahlee6335]

How did this company manage to sell anything with rock bottom quality reputation?

[@andrewchristiansen8311]

My 1998 Jeep Cherokee front and rear axle are still in great shape. Dana axles are the best in the USA. I feel bad for Chinese people constantly getting scammed.

[@luckybiby8968]

CHINESE CAR, CHINESE VACCINE, CHINESE SPEED, had we learnt from past experiences?

[@user-xp7nk9dw8d]

That china is better than usa

[@fgeiger41]

That math doesn't hunt. We've never had Geometry on wheels in the US

[@dan7163]

Maybe China will improve quality by having them made in Mexico. Full circle

[@aryocountryboy]

they can just make it without caring about quality. the important thing is that it looks futuristic

[@Ukie88]

Chery is a scam. Cheap ticket price means cheap quality.

[@user-xp7nk9dw8d]

1:38 you can clearly see the fuel tank and fuel filler. This is not an EV. It's a ICE vehicle. Also in 0:19 you can see the exhaust system.

[@orion2250]

Do Chinese have independent thoughts, ideas?

[@seraph3761]

Nope

[@VaunShiz]

Car is literally to dangerous to be on the road , but thanks God it has 2 big screen inside ...

[@user-xp7nk9dw8d]

😂1:38 you can clearly see the fuel tank and fuel filler. This is not an EV. It's a ICE vehicle. Also in 0:19 you can see the exhaust system.

[@VaunShiz]

​​​@@user-xp7nk9dw8d I think you replied to the wrong comment lmao or you're a pro EV bot. 🥱

[@VaunShiz]

​@@user-xp7nk9dw8dwho are you even replying to?

[@user-xp7nk9dw8d]

​@@VaunShiz😂 Prove me wrong

[@ctwpoco-oy6wu]

Chery Omoda 5 is not an EV. Chery Omoda E5 is an EV.

[@ETA2min]

Sorry, but they need to rename its brand Lemon.

[@yslee1401]

中國檸檬車

[@bentullett6068]

It will be interesting when they hit the UK market. That suspension will last five seconds with our pot hole ridden roads. We already have Mings Garage cars here and from what my brother, who used to work at a MG dealership, says they are built very badly.

[@larstell]

Sell them with 75% off on Temu... 😂

[@yslee1401]

Temu would probably be sued bankrupt then

[@rkc19867]

Listen the video, 2nd tier brand. Even in China ppl dunwan, Malaysia ppl think it is god car and very premium like tat

[@RiemsAI]

I wonder if these Chinese cars ever had any NCAP or safety ratings, most probably not with these kind of manufacturing.

[@user-xp7nk9dw8d]

They do . Kindly show it .

[@RiemsAI]

@@user-xp7nk9dw8d If they do and with this kind of design flaw it must be rated 0 stars

[@FKN1990]

the reason is lack of fusion in the welds of the part

[@mattanderson6672]

Rise up People of China

[@McBeamer94]

@13:56 You're saying the Chery logo looks like the Infiniti one. The Geely logo looks like they stole it from Cadillac, for crying out loud!! 😜😂🤣 Also, "New Energy Vehicles"? Like what kind of energy?

[@kolsen6330]

Thats all the chinese can do anymore, copy and steal others work. If the logo looks like Infiniti or Cadillac, an unsuspecting person could think the real car makers had something to do with these tofu mobiles.

[@Jack-It-UP]

Thank you.

[@davidshanahan5134]

Good thing it didn't fail at 120 kph. Next time that might happen, with tragic results.

[@RTmadnesstoo]

Can it go 120kph?

[@playwelldowell8739]

This just goes to show the people are just down right poor.

[@seraph3761]

Most of the world is poor

[@MontanezMonti]

You get what you paid for. I don't think there is a word in Chinese for quality. If there is a word, they must have forgotten it.

[@kenlee224]

We all assume that any gas engine car would be used for two or three decades. The problem with the Chinese EVs are designed with a very short span of life so problem like this is not a surprise at all. A good Chinese made European branded gas engine car would easily pass a 300,000 km range. One would doubt how a Chinese made and China brand EV would last.

[@homre]

Good quality control

[@pdfren5776]

"If you eager to expedite everything just to be the number one, you tend to overlook basic aspects of quality". This is what happen in Chine auto industry. you pay crap, you get a crap.. you pay peanuts, you get monkey

[@Redmi-xu1yo]

where is the place

[@Bugatti12563]

You get two spot welds made by the Monday crew and a 4K tablet dashboard

[@jakhannew]

My Fird escort too had a broken axle in India.

[@mancave7879]

If the rusted garbage could only last as expected by the mfr, then it means the mfr had won.

[@irfanj]

Their staff members are also shady asf here in Malaysia, always denying customers worries. Guess that's how chinese people are dealing with problems.