Which are some of the reasons why Warren Buffett is invested heavily.

Tesla can't even produce a $25k EV they've been promising for years. Meanwhile, BYD has $10k EVs.

The question remains if Tesla wants to be in the low cost market or just keeps offering higher priced but more technologically advanced cars.

@@FutureCurious Problem is they're not technically more advanced. And I think they gave up on the low-end market cause they know they can't compete.

@@FutureCurious Check out BYD Seal, BYD U8, and BYD U9 at the higher end.

@@FutureCurious At the low-end, they have the $11k BYD Seagull while Tesla can't make a $25k EV.

Ultimately, competition is good for all consumers, no matter where the competition comes from. And if Chinese cars are really so bad in quality, people will just not buy it.

Ok… 😄

There is one comment from Charlie Munger in the video which is still true… just look at BYD vs. Tesla EV sales in China.

@@FutureCurious great point .... look at byd sales vs Tesla in America.... And if Biden actually lays the tariffs on all imported cars from China... That ends that

BYD sales in America is 0. But that's not the point, the point is that Charlie Munger's statement is still true: BYD is decades ahead in China. And so is Tesla in the US for sure.

That‘s for sure

The video is not intended as breaking news. Instead, it provides context on how BYD managed to surpass Tesla, detailing the journey including statements from public figures during that time period. Sad to hear that nothing new was in it for you.

You are out of date old news

True, they're currently still expensive even though companies have released much cheaper models recently. But they're not more expensive in repairs, in fact, the opposite is true.

That’s not what I’ve heard once you are out of guarantee.

That is not what ev owners think

@@user-hq7co1hx4e I’ve heard some owners complained about that their Tesla cars consume a lot of electricity when they charge their cars at home 😆 Also, many car manufacturers already lost like 60% on EV because are not buying them 🤣

BYD has $10k EVs. That's not expensive. That's cheaper than ICE cars lol.

For sure part of it

How is it bias? It‘s supposed to be provocative, but it‘s true that Tesla is hard to beat.

Thank you!

Good point, same thing goes for any supercar or hypercar, EV or not

Fast EV's are just natural results of EV's, its a free upgrade you get, doesn't really mean that you need to use it to the fullest, but it is convenient to have quickly accelerating car, especially if you have situations where you need to quickly merge with fast moving traffic.

@@Zripas that formula doesn’t work for my wife’s smart car 😂😂

@@FutureCurious I was thinking the same thing. I saw a Lamborghini a few times in manhattan-a shity with a 25mph speed limit (lucky if you can manage 10mph), cameras on just about every block. Where would you be able to actually use a car like that unless you’re picking up women with it.

@@grazz7865 Well, this is 50k car, people who are buying this one can happily use it for their personal day to day needs and quite easily pass wife's test, while people who buys Lamborghini will be paying 250k+ for it and is completely impractical for day to day use, while both will be on same level of "fast and furious".

Thank you!

Yes indeed. Amazing work and enthusiasm put into the videos <3 Very informative, too, and purely non-judgemental 👍🏼

The channel just started. It will grow fast with quality videos like this one. :)

We tried... not that easy to find EVs that are better than Tesla. Some in the video do challenge Tesla substantially, though

@@FutureCurious We had "Tesla killers" for last decade... Still waiting for one...

There‘s hopefully never gonna be a Tesla „killer“. Doesn’t mean there’s no serious competition at this point

Yeah, that's definitely gonna be interesting to observe

I would agree if the Ford was faster than the Mercedes ;) Don't know if we can call a Tesla Model 3 a premium car, though

haha OK :)

Based on what? Is there a documented evidence or is it just assumed because of where it’s made? I’m asking honestly because it’s sometimes hard to distinguish what makes one thing better than another as a consumer when so many parts and components are outsourced to other places for manufacturing and then sold as high end products that we expect to meet a standard. It seems like a reasonable challenge at first glance, so I’m curious what makes you say that.

why should it be dangerous? Because it´s so fast?

Why ridiculous? Why dangerous? Is there information you have about the manufacturing process or parts quality that you know about and we should be aware of or is the assumption it’s no good because of where it comes from? At a glance from the video it seems to have comparable specs to Tesla and can’t be more dangerous based on speed because we’re talking tenths of seconds and Tesla does have the plaid which is even faster still. To be clear, there’s no argument here, I just want to understand the basis for such a declarative statement. Do you have first hand experience, knowledge or insight to share so those of us that are less informed won’t be duped when presented with what seems like a viable option? Again, asking honestly.

@@mmdr25 of course I do and you will von if you type in SU7 crash. There are thousands of reports about all kinds of safety relevant issues.

@@whynotstartusingyourbrain8726 Really, the guy on the racetrack who burnt his brake-pads in the laps before the crash? He has an own video about the incident where everthing is explained and shown. You can ruin any brake if you overuse it an a trackday.

@@Youngtimer124 no, it's thousands of reports ranging from brake failures to fire.

OK

Even before that it can get scary. What do we all do once all jobs are taken over by AI robots? And how do we earn money?

:D

True, these task-specialized robots exist for years already. The humanoid robots are supposed to replace humans in dangerous activities and material handling. But more likely, use cases outside of factories will be much mores interesting in the future.

True

And not just car jobs if we believe Elon Musk

most jobs

Haha yeah that might just be true

@@FutureCurious I'm sure that it was gave a little patriotic chest pumping motivation during wartime to know our figher planes had 1800hp. I just made that number up, but any big number would work.

Well, robot stands are a reality already. But if humanoid robots will prevail, we shall see

@FutureCurious why would you have a robot working walk around draining it's battery. That why the have. Self driving carts. Fork lifts, cars. Unless it's in the food service industry, even then it would probably be behind a counter.

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Go for it!