What Chinese EV brands will do to Tesla ( & everyone else! )

[@Voxabonable]

Guy was cruising on a highway in China, had a heart attack and fainted, his Aito / Huawei M9 detected driver abnormality, took over autonomously, turned on hazard lights and drove itself to the nearest emergency lane. Meanwhile his connected Huawei smartwatch registered the irregular heart rhythm, and through his Huawei phone dialed for emergency services. He was saved. More reason to ban Huawei. Blatant disregard of user privacy.

[@mfhberg]

I told my daughter it would be like when Honda/Toyota started selling in the US. We won't know what hit us.

[@2cartalkers]

When I was a child "Made in Japan" was the mantra for junk. Then Edwards Deming went to Japan taught the Japanese what "process improvement" was all about. Japanese products are now considered among the best, The Chinese learned that lesson, the Chinese took heed, do not dismiss their products. BYD has been building electric buses in Lancaster, CA (in a union shop) for years.

[@dwadd7528]

you must be like 101 years old.

[@2cartalkers]

@@dwadd7528 126 to be exact , you scalawag

[@richardrouton]

I'm glad to know that somebody else knows about Dr. Deming's work in Japan on this channel!

[@2cartalkers]

@@richardrouton A vast part of my career was in the auto industry teaching and facilitating Deming's work to automobile manufacturers from many nations.

[@InventaChris]

Japan has always been synonymous with high quality. China is synonymous with junk quality

[@nicholasglade4572]

We have 100% tariffs in the US. I hate not being able to buy a superior car. We are forced to get stuck with sub par brands to support our overpaid union workers and bad auto company management.

[@BrunoHeggli-zp3nl]

Bullshit

Thailand also has high import tariffs - but they offer good conditions for car manufacture to assemble their cars in Thailand. Meanwhile, GWM, MG, BYD, CAG have opened their factories; others like Changan and Hyundai will follow next year.

[@dearcoolz]

You are not alone, north Korea also can't buy Chinese EVs

[@typxxilps]

How many years have you been working for any of the automakers ? If so you would havve talked about the nuances cause those have a big impact. Who would buy a chinese car brand if he has spent the money in the past for Mercedes ? He does not care.

I am living in Hua Hin, Thailand. We own a BYD Dolphin and an Atto 3. Our former cars were from Mazda. These cars are not as good as Mazda, but they are very good. I mainly see Tesla on a weekend, when some of the Bangkok middle class like to show up.

[@rpsmith2990]

I've seen a Chinese car that I wouldn't mind having, the NETA GT, which I've seen in video reviews. Of course, they aren't even thinking about America at this point.

[@Cakebattered]

China makes up nearly 50% of the entire global auto market. A Chinese manufacturer can succeed without ever entering the US market. The NETA GT and Hunter look awesome. The car that would scare US automakers is the XPeng MOMA M03. It has a starting price of $17k US.

[@blakeogeris2494]

Why do you hate tesla so much??

[@BrunoHeggli-zp3nl]

Why Not?

[@mikafiltenborg7572]

Brunoheggli don't have the balls to Short TSLA 😎😆

[@davidmccarthy6061]

Or is the question really, why adore Tesla above all other brands?

[@coldspring22]

You don't get it. It's not Tesla, it's hyping, lying Musk. Tesla today is ruled with iron fist by megalomaniac emperor Musk himself. "A million Tesla robo-taxis with nobody in them by 2020! For sure!!!" ??? What a wind bag. LOL

[@blakeogeris2494]

@@davidmccarthy6061 whatever it may be, let it be that.. it seems like he's only attacking tesla for some odd reason

[@i6power30]

That's what i said a year ago. reviewing only North America EVs are pretty boring. All the actions are happening in Asia and China. At the time you replied to me: i don't even know what to say lol. Glad to see you are finally enlightened.

[@nsubuganaziru361]

Coincidentally today i saw the Avatar on the streets of Abudhabi and it looks amazing. Very outstanding car. By the way UAE has an amazing EV brand called Rabdan. It has amazing EVs

[@Cakebattered]

The majority of Americans are completely ignorant to the EV offerings of Chinese auto manufacturers. ICE cars are going up in price (Toyota Camry starts at $30k now), while Chinese EVs are only getting less expensive each year. The XPeng Mona M03 looks like a $30-40k priced EV, but costs about as much as a Nissan Versa.

[@vincecarlo]

Tesla is The WORST Selling car Brand in Thailand Also the WORST Selling EV

[@Steve-Richter]

next thing you will say is that no one will buy a mac because windows is so much cheaper.

[@surturiel]

I Like me my Polestar 2, the "Shadow Chinese" car. 3 years in, I'm still deeply impressed by it.

[@danimal107]

What a brilliant video. I found your stats on electric car sales in Thailand to be SO valuable. Byton Boy gets his stats by looking out his window ,and estimating how many cars out of every 10 are Tesla's. Too funny. Your theory that the BYD will just build cars in the US and still sell cars for the same price as the cars made in China is ridiculous. The average auto worker in China makes $500 per month. I guess that is what they will be paying their workers making cars in the US .

[@DuaneL1961]

I believe (I have never driven one of course) I would love a Avatr, Denza, Huawei, Yangwang, Zeekr or Geely EV. Many others as well based on the many reviews I’ve watched over the last two years.

[@adriannathaniel4015]

In Malaysia also these Chinese EV brands are growing strong.

[@IndigenousEarthling101]

For a few years now I have been highly impressed by the understated fact that Tesla has been successfully competing with China's best BEV manufacturers...in China's own highly competitive car market. Just as Apple maintains and strong presence in China and global markets, despite competition from Huawei, Xiaomi, BBK Electronics (OnePlus, Oppo, Vivo), and South Korea's Samsung, I expect Tesla to maintain a significant share of the global automotive market despite increasing competition.

[@onetwothreefour-s1n]

Elon is killing the company. Growth is zero.

[@petersimms4982]

Absolutely agree 👍💯😊

[@johnjohnson3370]

just invested alot in geely today there cars are insane and sending satellites in space like space x big big future

[@undisclosedthai]

I think, in ten EVs in small province in Thailand that very far from Bangkok, currently, eight or nine are Chineses and one or two are Tesla/Non-Chineses. (Not including EVs registered in Laos. Laos seems to have more European EV choices.) At far from Bangkok, I think Europeans EVs are somewhat rare.

[@undisclosedthai]

China has many EV companies and brands. I think they fought each other rather than fought Tesla and Toyota. I think, in the end, no one could beat Tesla and Toyota.

[@ianrob4760]

I have the MG4 and best car I have ever driven. It is so smooth, the tech is great and it looks different, have the orange one. I mean people say chinese will destroy everhting as they type that on their iphone !

[@sunrisejak2709]

I have the MG Cyberster. Very cool car with impressive performance and the looks are nothing short of stunning. The niche market of convertible sports cars in USA would love having this car be available. But alas sadly that will never happen. It's a shame as I love mine.

[@ianrob4760]

@@sunrisejak2709 lucky you !! Yep would do great sales in the US but tariffs to protect what exactly ?? A domestic car industry that is way behind

[@alaaa1794]

BYD needs to build an EV factory in the 🇺🇸 employing union workers. BYD show to 🇺🇸 you can do it. Ty

[@mikafiltenborg7572]

Tesla model Y was the Best selling carmodel on planet Earth in year 2023 🎉🏆🥇🏁😊

[@coldspring22]

And Tesla is pretty much one car company (Model 3 and bloated Model 3). Imagine if Toyota sold only one model of cars. That's why Tesla car sales has been going nowhere for nearly two years. LOL

[@Cakebattered]

@coldspring22 Exactly. When it comes to car brands by sales volume, Tesla isnt even in the top 10.

[@deerock7]

how will they destroy when they have absolutely NO charging network around the country like Tesla does. After driving over 5,000 miles around the country in the last 3 weeks, there's no way Tesla will lose this game any time soon.

[@Cakebattered]

Bro, where have you been. Tesla no longer has a monopoly on the Supercharger Network. Ford, GM, and Hyundai/Kia all have full access now. BYD can easily get it too.

[@davea691]

BYD Stock just hit a 52 week high today. They are doing well,

[@rp9674]

I suspect that even without labor abuse and abusing their suppliers Chinese automakers in USA would end our auto industry

[@bjk6574]

Looking for an EV that gets 320 miles of range at 70mph, charged to 80% with a fast charge from 20-80 in 15 min

[@dearcoolz]

That laugh 🤣😂

[@seikocitizenwatches]

Commercial paid by BYD

[@andrewsackey5728]

Quess you don't know what's real

[@InventaChris]

Based.

[@dearcoolz]

Paid CIA actor

[@davidg426]

How is their EV reliability? What will it look like in 5 or 10 years? At first, they will have a hard time to sell many in the US. I have lived through the Japanese car introduction to the US of the 80s. Eventually, the Chinese EVs will sell better, as long as they do not invade Taiwan or some other big issue like that. They may kill some legacy auto manufacturers. Many Chinese EVs look nice and sound good on paper. I've never driven or seen one in person, living in the US.