BYD, the biggest maker (there are over 100 manufacturers in the country!), has an SUV, the Titanium, that is more advanced technologically than almost any competitor, and it sells for less than $20,000 US. Additionally, it's launching a megawatt charging system that can fully charge a car in FIVE minutes. At the high end, there are models like the NIO ET9 (check out the Car and Driver review) that run over $100,000 and stack up favorably against Rolls Royce and Mercedes-Maybach.
As it is, the only Chinese manufactured cars in the US are the gas Volvo and the hybrid Polestar, neither particularly impressive. Other Chinese brands will probably never be available here, but I don't doubt that they will be successful in almost any market where they're allowed.
So instead of tariffs, it government sanctioned non-competitive agreements, with the purpose of giving a middle finger to Trump. Very lefty pettiness.
If the Chinese make such a superior product so cheaply then they are fools to have tariffs, government subsidies and import restrictive regulations that result in countries that they want as markets to retaliate in kind. Somehow doubt those products can be made in China without huge subsidies from the Chinese government. Yet as Milton Friedman wrote if someone wants to sell highly subsidized products at a very cheap price, accept them while you can and benefit because eventually the subsidies will result in big losses and will end.
how many have you driven and how many times?
which ones? thanks ahead of time for the info
NO ONE would judge cars based on what they’ve READ, I’m sure.
So you must have driven them quite a bit
That does look like a nice car...
Chinese propaganda.
I can imagine broken down EV’s dotting EU highways and similar image of snow covered roads where EV’s do not well. Go EU.
China and the EU...new best friends.Color me stunned!