Why would someone want a China made car?
I get your sentiment though, feels hard to trust.
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Why would someone want a China made car?
I get your sentiment though, feels hard to trust.
It can also do 360 degree self centered turn, which should be useful. No more 3 point turns! Given the flexibility of installing the motors, I've always wondered why electric cars still can't move in a parallel way. That should be very handy when parallel parking.
Why would someone want a China made car?
They are the new Japan.
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I think I wasn't being clear, the wheels basically have to rotate perpendicularly to the cars body, so there wouldn't be any extra tire wear.
What? If left wheels are in reverse and right wheels in forward then the treads are wearing sideways against the rotation!
or do you parallel park at 60mph? maybe you drive to work on reverse?
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>>Which "same range"? Volvo can do 1000km using 75 litres of petrol + 10kWh of electricity(and it is 10kWh in my model, 15kWh is a newer one). BYD can do 1000km using 75 litres of petrol + 50kWh of electricity. The math on this is very simple, no?
Using current U.S. numbers [1][2]: average electricity price is $0.162/kWh, might be cheaper off peak or with solar roof; average gas price is $3.083/gal ($0.815/L) for regular, and $3.885/gal ($1.026/L) for premium which is recommended for your Volvo. So, with regular gas: 75L + 50kWh: 75 * 0.815 + 50 * 0.162 = 69.225 75L + 10kWh: 75 * 0.815 + 10 * 0.162 = 63.525 A difference of 10.3%. With premium gas: 75L + 50kWh:…
I see China coming for the US auto industry, and fast. It’s 100% the fault of our industry for sitting around doing nothing but repackaging old technology in overpriced chonker trucks and trying to obstruct the EV transition with disinformation. All they want to do is sell the same mediocre gas guzzler forever. Innovators’ dilemma strikes again. Of course I guess Japan decimated US auto last time. It was kinda the sa…
I see China coming for the US auto industry, and fast. that would be the case if US was a free market. Any Chinese product will be banned if it becomes too successful
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If I lived in China I wouldn’t give a shit about range. I would have access to the world’s premier high speed rail network.
Some scenic parts of China are really far from HSR network, and this car is for people who want to visit those places
Why would someone want a China made car?