NETA L: World's Fastest Charging EREV (+ Fridge!)

[@Wheelsboy]

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[@喵喵喵喵-d4z]

恕我孤陋寡闻，什么是EREV?

[@80y3r9]

Part of the pack (accidentally added my wife's card 🤦.. probably have to re-enter that later!)

[@talithablandin9934]

Fridge lover here 😍 Neta is comming to Brazil next semester and I and I'm sure they'll be successful here even selling for twice as much. And this finish is lustful compared to what Chevrolet, Fiat and VW offers here.

[@onetwothreefour-s1n]

You guys are very lucky.

[@sreesub]

Insane that this is EREV with 40kwh battery and 22K with so many features even if there are iffy elements to it. Should sell very well if marketed.

[@carlosorff]

Looks much better than any VW ID model so far, even from inside.

[@GlitterGuru]

8:18 why is the seat so massive?! You look like a child driving 😂

[@gougou-ke9xl]

Neta is a child. In Chinese mythological stories, Neta is a brave child

[@sakura-gygt]

@@gougou-ke9xl 虽然这个名字在中国一点不受欢迎，不过我很高兴为你科普一些关于这个名字的故事，NETA的故事是对于中国古代对父母控制的一种抗争，我们常说我们的身体来源于父母，我们不能损坏他，我们应该听从父母亲的安排，so,哪吒削除自己的骨头与血肉还给父母，既然身体是由父母给的，那么就以死亡来获得自由，而在这之后，他的灵魂借由莲花复活了，这证明了尽管我们的肉身来自于父母，但是我们的灵魂是自己的，在古代的中国，非常讲究等级，这个故事广为流传，也有隐藏的反对君主制，追求自由的含义。

[@urbanstrencan]

Just crazy the cars you get for your money in China, . Great video, 😊😊❤❤

[@kristoffergo6973]

Man! You are hilarious in a very subtle way.

[@Wheelsboy]

Credit where credit is due, our other host Will actually wrote some of this script, because he was originally supposed to review this car. I threw in my own special touches here and there, but a lot of the funniest stuff came from him!

[@MM-sf3rl]

Funny in a young Rodney Dangerfield way. Is that good?

[@80y3r9]

Take my money!!! Looking forward to members only fanny videos

[@wm6746]

Again, this car is 22 k Insane value !!!!!!

[@manimalworks7424]

I am waiting to see your reviews for the new BYD Seal 06/Qin L.

[@arthurs7882]

My dude is complaining about non-tactile plastics in a $22,000 car; come on man.

[@Wheelsboy]

It’s a review, I have to point out the good and the bad. For example, I point out the bad plastic, but I also pointed out the amazing features.

[@arthurs7882]

@@Wheelsboy fair, But even for a vehicle adjusted for a cost of living that would be let's say $40,000 here, while scratchy plastics are not ideal none of them were at touch points and as you said all of the features are incredible.

[@PortfolioPL]

Chinese market is very competitive. Bad plastics are no longer accepted.

[@deepseer]

@@PortfolioPL Chinese market is large that you can always find some customers who don't care about plastics.

[@PortfolioPL]

@@deepseer True, but here in Shanghai this car have to compete with BYD Yuan Plus and such at the ~150000 kuai market and that car just got updated and no cheap plastics in there...

[@seg83423]

cinematography is good and post production is good

[@TenTen-yt2ds]

Using Neta V 1 here in Thailand very good 15000 $ car for a 300% Taxes nation

[@zelcpavle5494]

Aaaaa if we in Europe only had this prices...🤷

[@mononeo]

Chinese cars are trojan horses. You don't want the fake subsidized prices ruining your local industries only for them to jack up the prices after they kill off your local workers' chances of building cars.

[@matty8920]

How big do the seats need to be? Yes

[@Darkmatter321]

Good car for they price

[@CenReaper.]

Will Neta S come to European market and if yes, when?

[@Baravoye]

What would you pick between Neta L and Deepal s7?

[@MrGMawson2438]

Looks bloody good for the price

[@Sebastian-yl7nq]

Honest question here: Is there more behind these surprisingly, exceedingly low prices for these cars? Like what's the caveat? It just seems to good to be true, is the government pushing these? I know here in Europe our manufacturers are more than happy to rip us off and the price to value is horrendous. Got to drive and am also currently eying either a BYD Seal or NIO ET5 and they just offer so much more for the price even when counting in the import. And the incredibly long warranty which is unheard of from the likes of VW, Mercedes, Tesla etc

[@benrgrogan]

Most cars are cheap in China (even petrol or western brand cars). Factors that also add to the low cost include low wages, efficient modern factories, economies of scale (both in terms of production numbers and platform sharing) lots of competition forcing a price war, historic carbon credit scheme that helped brands scale up their EV range profitably. You have to also remember most Chinese brands are also around 2-3 years ahead on the development curve compared to western brands which helps with most of the factors discussed above.

[@ristekostadinov2820]

@@benrgrogan i mean is not like wages in Czech Republic (i'm mentioning them because lot of cars in Europe are produced there) are that high, there are provinces in China that have wages that are closer to Estonia and Portugal. American car makers can't make competitive cars with mexican wages who are on par with Balkan wages. Korean automakers are also able to produce cars that are in the mid 20k and up (the Chevrolet Trex/Buick Envista are below 25k imported from both China and Korea). I would argue the biggest reason why EVs are affordable is the localized supply chains (they process graphite,lithium, make battery locally and they use mostly LFP not the expensive Li-ion), and steel/aluminium is bought from state owned enterprises who don't operate on high profit margin making sure China have competitive industry, chinese car makers in their domestic market don't have high profit margin they will focus on profit margin in foreign markets + price wars.

[@HMMaster]

How about the Neta X? Better looking than this.

[@sherlockholmes8724]

Pls review Neta V and Neta X

[@jorgeguedes8947]

Hold on! You mean, this car costs 22K USD ? 😮

[@andrew7455]

You have to be Chinese to buy it for this price.

[@Scarbir]

No Nio EL6/7 remark on the design? They’re so close

[@cocoaiscool2709]

that side profile is literally ES6 from alibaba

[@Scarbir]

YES! Exactly

[@wandererthroughtime]

Doesn't Lexus has that hinge as well?

[@deltajohnny]

But not in a fridge 😉

[@Americademocracy]

i love it

[@SpaceBound-1]

It looks good. :)

[@ТимаКама]

VERY GGOODD

[@johnwenban9799]

L is for lexus (copy) front end

[@akhilkarandikar99]

how do they even make money on these cars?

[@sakura-gygt]

工人的工资并不高，并且中国政府会补贴企业，这一点也不让人愉快，疯狂的国度。

[@THALASA]

The Germans really are Finished

[@mononeo]

Germany doesn't subsidize their cars the same way the Chinese government does. Without these subsidies, Germany, American, Japanese and Korean vehicles all stack up much, much better than the Chinese. These cars aren't actually cheaper. It's just that someone is helping you pay for it. Long term they will end up costing you and your nation much, much more.

[@ciybersal3499]

​@@mononeo Nonsense.

[@mononeo]

@@ciybersal3499 it’s not nonsense it’s facts. Chinese car companies are copycats who only exist because their strongman government required joint ventures and now that they don’t they’re subsidized. Every workplace in China has a CCP office on site.

[@kamsunleong6648]

​@@mononeo American vehicles stack up much better . You are kidding right?

[@sakura-gygt]

@@mononeo 精准的

[@Brick-Life]

A fun car

[@Sabloschi]

🎉

[@Kromer0]

Oh yeah, the US is cooked if they bring these here.

[@fufamiresa5178]

please send me this crazy luxury car as a gift. I can't afford it ....

[@MrGMawson2438]

Afternoon mate

[@bektash6649]

Hard plastic like in the Mercedes

[@untijuanoentij6205]

Are you somewhat related to Serpentza🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@mikezhang2351]

哪吒能不能活 就靠这波炒作了😂😂

[@jang2854]

在国内不行，在东南亚活得挺好

[@ldmtag]

10th

[@piotrkurek79]

@Wheelsboy 4:07 The Neta is lying, and you Ethan as an ignoramus, have not spotted the lie. The Benz has had such armrests for at least 25 years.

[@tren133]

I'd love for you to show me a Merc from 2000 with a dual opening armrest ... ON TOP OF A FRIDGE. Which is Neta's point in the first place.

[@benrgrogan]

The duel hinge fridge is the "new feature", not the armrest itself. Either way It's clear from Ethan's reaction that he is being tongue in cheek when he's talking about the feature being a selling point.

[@piotrkurek79]

@@benrgrogan Watch, once again, ..."dual hinge opening."

[@benrgrogan]

​@@piotrkurek79I did watch again the quote is "What is a world's first according to Neta is this....duel hinged opening refrigerator" Maybe you should watch the quote again

[@mononeo]

I like Wheelsboy content, but I don't like that you're just promoting these trojan horse EVs. The Chinese government ("Chinese Communist Party") heavily subsidizes EVs to the tune of up to $50,000 a copy. They are pulling an Amazon in that they are going to make every other car maker go under and then jack up their prices when there is no competition. It's patently obvious. These cars would be total crap if they weren't subsidized. The fact that so many of them are still crap with such heavy subsidization is telling.

[@davidk.d.7591]

Lol

[@Lobo-ih3bh]

Those damn dirty commies!

[@kamsunleong6648]

Biden is so worried about these Chinese crap that he rushed to impose 100% tariff. 27.5% tariff is not enough to protect the junk coming out of Detriot.

[@kamsunleong6648]

You can see the amount of fear coming out of Washington about the possibility of these Chinese crap evs coming to America. They rushed to impose 100% tariff. 27.5% tariff is not enough protection for their junk cars coming out of Detriot.

[@kamsunleong6648]

True. These Chinese cars are total crap. But lets impose 100% tariff on them just in case. Detriot needs all the protection they can get to keep making junk for Americans.

[@qimingw.4367]

NETA is a dying brand, don't waste time and energy!