The Revolution of China’s Automotive Industry

[@Arag0n]

Individuals are actually buying electric cars within Shanghai and Beijing at least. People buy those cars to get the plates and you can see plenty plug-in hybrid from BYD and Roewe specially.

[@Arag0n]

They don't have facebook or youtube but they have access to alternative ones. I don't think it's fair to say that's gonna be a problem for economic development.

[@HighSpeedNoDrag]

The Presenter compels his Little cute twist and he really needs a better "make-up" tech. Less shine on the head please, Thanks!

[@Xergecuz]

Asinus asinum fricat, they don't have the rest of the world in it, it's harder to share ideas when it's just you inside a bubble controlled by the government.

[@befriendmywater142]

China just announced that 20% of cars sold in China must be electric cars. Auto companies in China including GM and Chinese local companies are struggling to meet that requirement as soon as possible.

[@douglaskay9959]

I invented a system of electric propulsion 50 years ago. It is essentially coils of wire installed in the road surface and electricity flowing through it creating a magnetic field which can be transferred to a vehicle due the mutual inductance.

[@KJH8964]

This man is a real prophet 😮

[@vamoneygroup]

That's not what this is called

[@hokwailee7105]

You are good and you understand the Chinese and the way they think. The WH should have you to be their adviser.

[@raydon182]

its funny, 20 yrs ago anything Chinese was the butt of all jokes - no one is laughing anymore.

[@kenmolloy1645]

So happy to have found this on KZbin, 5 years ago when this was posted I was still living in Shanghai, I met Michael while working for GM in China. This man is a legend in China and you should trust what he says because it’s based on real experience.

[@raydon182]

china's aim is # 1 in everything!

[@killer62477]

Beautiful Insight to the Chinese Market.Thank you Mr. Dunne!

[@motojc]

Very nice speech. But the picture at 9min in is workers taking after lunch nap. A very normal practice for most of Chinese factories and offices.

[@Amidat]

One thing to note - China did announce a push for fuel cell hydrogen cars also.. Simply the technology is not as advanced though

[@najeebullah9055]

Very nice story.. thanks for the great lecture.

[@HighSpeedNoDrag]

"Story" yes, Lecture, not sure where to begin.

[@gphilipc2031]

Let us talk about the GREEDY insurance industry. Why can't my insurance follow me as I move from my ICE full size sedan that could be used for long highway miles to a compact electric for neighborhood use?...WITHOUT a greedy extra charge. I might trade my MC for something like that since I'm getting kind of old to ride the bike and Its hard to get groceries on it without a sidecar or three wheel kit.

[@qinby1182]

Im not on Facebook or twitter really think that is a good thing not a handicap.

[@mastaklass]

You are probably right. Most Chinese people are quite happy with Weibo, WeChat, QQ, Tantan, Alipay, Taobao, Baidu, and the myriad other social media and online purchasing apps designed in China, which have the same as or better functions possessed by the western apps he referred to.

[@ccp_fact_checker]

How did that do, with them stealing all IP? Did this university end up with a Confucius Institute?

[@ingiiiiiii]

Is he the lovechild of J.K. Simmons and John McCain? Yes.

[@loafandjug321]

Over 6 years and this guy was completely wrong.

[@timetime8832]

Black cat and white cat can catch a mouse is a good cat, which means that the communist capitalist democratic free authority can deliver different development at different times

[@vchervil]

So china isn't really greedy.Foreigners make a lot of profits in china.

[@AVDanielViolin]

Japan electric cars can take the battery off and take home and charge like cell phone at home. if have two batteries, no charge problem. if the charge time is about half a hour, can just stop at a coffee, and charge the battery. sure the charge problem will be solved soon

[@zpetar]

In my opinion charging stations are bad idea. What makes much more sense is to have batteries easy to replace. Drive your car to charging station(or charge them at home) replace empty battery(or batteries) with charged and move one. Almost like refueling car at gas station.

[@azadpersad5475]

How come none of these electric cars are not equipped with large charger/dynamo/alternater on each wheel to recharge the batteries.

[@daz8q4000]

You are the best. China could not be trusted.

[@RonzigtheWizard]

When anyone in he audience speaks there is such a rumbling noise I can't hear what they are saying.

[@dskyy2001]

Yes. Build it and they will come. Forget safety and environment at all cost. Become the model of academia until it becomes a case study of Harvard business review of failure.

[@DipakBose-bq1vv]

There is no Revolution, China is only making Junks, which none outside China wants to buy.

[@weijiang508]

Take it easy. We don't care.

[@Tech-Priest]

@@weijiang508 Yes and by the looks on the quality of your cars, it shows.

[@weijiang508]

@@Tech-Priest Good joke, for me.

[@klausbrinck2137]

communism was never ment to be turned to a dictatory, but it happened, exactly as capitalism that became the dictatorship of money, both failed, but a more restrictiv dictatorship, like chinas, is more probable in makinge capitalism, than capitalism itself...capitalism and democracy are absolute opposites ("idiot" means in ancient greek "person making private business"), and america has a bit of democracy too, so capitalism can never work as good as in china...

[@Amidat]

while I don't agree totally - there is some truth in what you said... many people get politics and economic systems confused... democracy and capitalism are not the same thing. china isn't democratic - but it is capitalist.

[@klausbrinck2137]

democracy as a political system is imcompartible with capitalism as its economic system, capialism is a dictatorship among the economical systems, so it´s more compartible to a dictatory, so better for China... but the problem isn´t solved yet with the combination of dictatory and capitalism, because this chinese dicatorship wants to be even more libertarian than democracy at the end of its development(solialism changes to communism, changes to anarchy, the revolution never ends!), while capitalism can only survive if it becomes more and more dictatoric over time!!! and capitalism contains less and less democracy over time, democracy is a problem, was never meant to be part of the game. and nobody defends democracy, all of us defend capialims, by behaviour (consumerism), that´s why people don´t trust in democracy and prepare for revolution in the second when capitalism shows its most dicatoric face, and when none can even take a single breath of air for free...i believe in democracy and in communism and anarchy, but i know real democracy from studies over my greek ancestors, and that´s another demodracy than most people know... and a functioning one, too...!

[@HighSpeedNoDrag]

What the Hell, you ever hear of the concept of "Fascism"?

[@mikec1651]

I am having a hard time with this guy, is he talking to nine year olds. I am at the 25 minute mark and I am struggling. m

[@Huwadwink]

This guy is a comic

[@revolution475]

Not the kind of presentation I expected. 🤔

[@pcstar123]

That born-in-China girl making a speech with broken English is so irritating at 56:00

[@jann6885]

try learning chinese and ask a question in chinese at a chinese lecture, you racist ignorant idiot

[@pcstar123]

You moron! Chinese is my mother tongue, and I learned English as a second language, so don't even try that race card with me. I have come to the conclusion that the bigots are usually the first ones to raise the race card whenever there's anything beyond their understanding of the world! Try listen to her again and see if she made any sense other than she's born in China so she is the authority and it just goes on and on.... One does not need to speak English well to come across as reasonable or intelligent, unfortunately both you and her failed miserably! 少来这儿发疯！傻逼！

[@toninvataj4165]

Pat

[@ccp_fact_checker]

he sounds like a Confucius Institute head in that University - Where is he now and did he get a lot of money from the CCP for this speech.

[@sophisticatedthumb5364]

LOL you're in denial China is already dominating EVs like he predicted

[@sctan8649]

Such a boring lecture

[@tianshigao4042]

When the white cat doesnt catch mouse, its time to breed the black cats. Are electric powered vehicles "cars"? or are they only four wheeled electric scooters ? My province's strategy is to define them as not cars, and then they can flood the market where cars are not allowed to enter. Uneducated villagers with no license? 90 year old grandpa with plastic hip? no problem. so electric cars thrived without any big companies help. Now there is dirt cheap cars everywhere, and honestly, it haven't created too much traffic headaches. Worked i guess Gotta think dirty

[@Amidat]

China should make a bigger push for hydrogen fuel cells... I know they are doing some work - but they should put as much into it as battery powered cars and solar/wind/nuclear power