Is China Manufacturing Electric Vehicles in Mexico?

[@samanthajones4877]

Tariffs works great! Just look at what tariffs have done for our solar and steel industry. Our solar manufacturing is non-existent and our steel industry is getting ready to be sold to Japan or face bankruptcy.

[@remix-yy1hs]

But the solar companies got billions and closed shop and did not pay back a cent. It's another way to scam us taxpayers

[@bobmorane4926]

@@samanthajones4877 And farmers being deprived of Chinese equipment cannot competent with global south farmers.

[@HLC64]

Hey ! Don't say that The President is going to be angry!

[@tatiana4192]

Tariffs are paid by the people buying those vehicles, that's why mexican government don't impose them

[@DineshTwanabasu]

The only over capacity is the Printed usd.

[@joem0088]

Why all the angst ? They are assembling in Mexico, not manufacturing.

[@ytfanlingeric]

I would really like the US to not play with the terminology "overcapacity" politically. It should be correctly referred to as "ability to export" economically.

[@HLC64]

Ha ha if China has over capacity of ev tech So US is under capacity of ev tech /brain... Ha ha Joke ya

[@DocPetron]

"Overcapacity" is a made up word to promote Western propaganda. The word was rarely used before the apparent Chinese EV threat. "Overcaocity" is the basis if trade and commerce. If you are a shoemaker, you make shoes for your family. If you make more shoes than your family needs, you sell your "overcapacity" shoes. If you're not making more than you need, why are you selling it? If a farmer grows more than his family eat, isn't that "overcapacity"?

[@remix-yy1hs]

Why do you care about mexico now? You never did. Didnt the us want to invade Mexico? I heard us politicians say that.

[@adamoliver4094]

Lol, Mexico and the US are each other's 1st and 2nd largest trading partners. Have had a peaceful border for more than 100 years, and have massive cultural ties. 1 in 8 Americans have Mexican ancestry and many have family in Mexico. Do we have a complicated history? Yes. Do we see eye to eye on every issue? No. Do we care a lot about what happens in each other's country? Heck yes.

[@jasonong3906]

Why stop a good product?

[@bobmorane4926]

Byd shark is a hybrid. It doesn't need an Ev infrastructure to cover long distsnces unlike pure EVs. With a Byd hybrid , you get EV benefits without the EV hassle of finding an EV charger that actually works. I'm surprised the commentator isn't aware of it or cannot distinguish these nuances. Either it's on purpose or they're truly ignorant abt the EV space. And one more detail, a Byd hybrid is very different from the Japanese hybrid and way superior !!!!

[@tedwong7037]

They dont know the difference between traditional hybrid and BYD plug in hybrid

[@amandagrant4331]

I like BYD cars

[@DineshTwanabasu]

World is laughing at what US considers as national security threat.😂😂😂

[@Sophie-iv4ci]

Why Mexico has no tariffs on Chinese ev? Because us has not yet force it down its throat. 😅

[@jasonong3906]

Enjoy my BYD In Singapore

[@josephdewuhan]

This jorge guy is in favor of tariffs. Waste my time watching it. You import so many chinese products because people need it, period.

[@Spirit-vlad]

He's more American than Mexican

[@perryleong3349]

I won't vote for Trump or vice president kamala because of I want to get Chinese EV.

[@PutraMing]

😱😱😱😂😂😂❤❤❤WOW GOD BLESS CHINA AND MEXICO

[@richardchak696]

Let me put it this way, 1st of all Chinese are willing to work hard as compared to the Westerners. They are no such things as summer holidays. Western workers want plenty of holiday. 2nd Chinese are willing to sell as long as there are profits. It doesn't need to have huge profit margins. Western companies want huge profit margin. Example iPhone profit margins are huge, Chinese phones manufacturers profits margins are much samller. Sell more to achieve the to achieve the gross profit. 3. The mentality are totally different from the West. Chinese workers are disciplined, willing to learn and improves as compared to Western workers. 4. Of course there are many others factors. To long to list it here 5. Chinese manufacturers are customers oriented. Westerners manufactures are not. Example I have been dealing with Western manufacturers. When I want to buy from them. The feeling is they are doing you a favour not we the buyer are doing them a favour. Totally different mentality.

[@CasperChicago]

@richardchak696 You sound like a MBA person who knows nothing about creating a tech company. China got it's EV technology from Tesla. Tesla gave all of it's technology and management styles to the Chinese as part of a deal to get into the Chinese market. Tesla is an American company. Tesla is the most sucessfull EV manufacturer in the world. Tesla makes profit on every vehicle it sells. What I just said negates all five of your statements 👈🏾

[@seaskyguy]

Nothing useful that I have heard from this dialogue.

[@remix-yy1hs]

😂😂 what did want to hear? Tarrifs are great like trump says hahaha 61 out 66 billion from china tarrifs went to farmers 🤣

[@Cobalt-88]

I quite disagree. Excellent dialogue.

[@lv9657]

When you guys want to sell your stuff to the world, you are asking all to open up their markets. Now you guys are closing your markets because you are not competitive. So disgusting.

[@Cobalt-88]

Excellent discussion.

[@notsosuavemate]

Mexico manufacturing makes sense especially shipping

[@LaBambaCL]

fair host, but 28:37 network security concern...so many systems are not truly secure just read the news stories, cars are the least of worries.

[@quamtica7247]

WE ARE A JOKE

[@HLC64]

if they are setting up plant in Mexico for US market ... i think it make more sense if they would design and manfacture in US later...or just dont give a damn ... they get a lot of volume is 125 other countries too.. enough for the time being

[@lominiski]

You only see part of what china does. You have not lived there to be able to articulate other innovation. You should see how backwards canada is if you were me...But I am kind of silent and let the Canadian lug around their economy. LOL

[@qake2021]

🤣🤣🤣👍🇧🇷🇷🇺🇮🇳🇨🇳🇿🇦➕️👍👏👏👏

[@riojoe5156]

Don't bother to sell EV in US. It is not worth it. There is not enough infrastructure for EVs in US. There is just not enough charging facilities for EVs. American mentality is against Chinese, who would like to do business in a hostile environment. Chinese will happy to supply EVs without the hostility to the people in south America. BRI can help the south america to build up the infrastructure of electricity delivery. slowly the market will develop naturally.