Except the flood of reviews that seems to plague Chinese vehicles shortly after launch citing their poor build quality, overstated range, glitchy technology and terrible reliability. Looks as it turns out aren’t everything.

@@b1r2y3n You're just deflecting the point. He's not claiming that these vehicles are top quality, he only criticizes American market lacking EV diversity, which is a fact. What does their vehicles being, allegedly, "poor build quality" and 'unreliable' *according to you* have to do with it? Let the market decides for themselves, isn't this the main principle of capitalism? Why are you deflecting so much 🤣 Also let's be real, Teslas are also well-known for their MANY scandals of poor build quality. So much so that even the body panels have noticeable gaps in their production cars. They are notoriously unreliable. Go read some consumer reviews or mainstream critics review. Here's one for you: "Tesla Jumps Four Spots, Still Near Bottom In Consumer Reports' Reliability Survey" "Tesla has never done well in Consumer Reports’ annual reliability surveys and the same is true for the manufacturer’s 2022 performance. CR released its latest report and it ranks Tesla in 19th position out of 24 automakers [...]" So tl;dr: apparently made in America is also ridden with "poor build quality, overstated range, glitchy technology and terrible reliability". This car offers lifetime warranty for the battery AND motor. Tesla doesn't even have that kind of confidence in its top products 🤣🤣 The moment Chinese EVs hit the American market is when the American's EVs prices crash and burn for the overpriced junks that they are. The American government knows this well and more than likely is the reason why they haven't allow Chinese EVs into the American market despite them being everywhere in Europe and meeting EU's much stricter car safety tests and standards.

I am a free market guy, but spent a lot of time selling equipment in China. China has subsidized most of the EV manufacturers so It is not a level playing field - far from it. Furthermore, how would the UAW feel if their hourly wage moved to $3/hour. That is what the US, Europe, Japan, S. Korea are faced with.

@@paulschneir1551 We can't forget that our country has been subsidizing all types of industries..right to this very day...all major industrial countries do it in various forms.

@@ChuckWilliamsTechnology I largely disagree with you. In the vast majority of situations, the U.S. subsidizes industries (frequently with tariffs) in which companies/countries unfairly compete (eg China in the steel industry - many of their companies are state owned and price their product at U.S. producers cost to manufacture). I lived with it in steel and chemical industries. Typically the U.S. subsidizes to induce behavior changes - eg EV subsidies.

At what price? Looks is not everything!

The Avatr 12 is not available in the United States...

Almost every car looks better than Y... At least at the same price range.

IVe already ordered one

Not good. This is a sedan

Zeekr 007 period.

i agree

Polestar 4 for sure. Not a Sedan do but for me it’s almost a sedan but a bit bigger

For peasants who can't afford to purchase a better car yeah LOL

It's not bad looking bad the proportions are a mess

What a horrific fact for the sleeping marketing department at Avatr...

Manufactured in Chongqing , and you know what happens to stuff made in China : you use it once and then it breaks . That's the Chinese way. Why sell something once when you can sell it hundreds of times. This vehicle will have mostly plastic parts ( made to break ) and this means the maintenance will be hell. Only a fool would buy one . Never mind supporting a country that deliberately spread the virus across the planet

if T wins there might be a chance for Chinese makers to export and if B wins，he will do everything to stop Chinese evs market entrance to protect tesla and ford

Absolutely agree

U can't have nice things.

The US government may deny it access to the US market because of Huawei.

LOL ... there is NO FUTURE for EV's and the Germans understand that. American's always cheerlead any garbage or dumb idea.

It's a bit late for that.

German China's unofficial New Province. Russians are part of China's 56 minorities.

They are still ahead of Japan.😟

It might be the best self-driving system at this moment accordingly.

where do they sell it?

@@mikeni1225 Inside China, all the latest model.

The design of Tesla is pretty plain Jane

I guess they really are trying to copy Chinese designs.

probably US gonna ban it

普通人需要的也就2万美元就能买到，甚至最便宜的比亚迪车型只要一万美元，最后买不到不是车的问题，而是你的问题

This car uses Huawei system as well.

​@@peggy_tan Yes, Huawei does not build cars for the time being, but chooses to cooperate with various large car companies, and this model is in cooperation with Changan and Catl.

The designers of many electric car companies in China come from traditional European car companies.

nobody is stealing anything dude wtf

@@brb4903They are just used to be brainwashed by the American led western propaganda narratives & mentality.

that's called TREND

M Y is a superior vehicle, maybe not look, which is in the eye of the beholder.

Huawei Cooperate with Changan, Huawei provide the designs and tech , Changan build it

Maybe

​@@ronaldchua3197it's a joint venture with a Huawei soul. Completely opposite to SAIC which cries loud to have an American heart.

Changan Automobile, equipped with a 570-horsepower motor developed by Huawei and an intelligent car control system developed by Huawei

Thank you

it starts from 40k usd in China.

He’s Russian

Sure

huawei m5

it's a review done by a Russian, and the voice is obviously not synced. Note the details, it's obviously AI translated.