(20-03-2023, 04:21 PM)grotesqueness Wrote: [ -> ]waaahhhh lau
free trade also means free to ban trade maaahhhh
You are insanely stupid, free trade means no restrictions whatsoever and removes all barriers in trade. Imposing trade barriers is called protectionism.
(20-03-2023, 03:03 PM)Migrant Wrote: [ -> ]This car reminds me of Knight Rider. Kit the talking car.
Beyond my Imagination that a car will actually talk to you.
But its happening now. You get on a driverless car, it will tell you to fastern your seat belt.
Knight Rider don't come with Karaoke + bluetooth mic...BYD got..
US Gov now has more reason to ban all Chinese services and products from America.
American's only top EV maker Telsa is now in a price war with its Chinese competitors...
This will only mean Good News for consumers switching to EV.
For now, Tesla — the only non-Chinese EV maker to gain a real foothold to date — risks losing its grip on China as new brands and models flood the mass market. This is also a put-up-or-shut-up moment for foreign automakers like GM, Ford, Toyota and VW. Their electric vehicle launches have been coolly received by China's mostly young EV buyers. Yet the companies' China EV offensive is just getting started.
(20-03-2023, 04:32 PM)lvlrsSTI Wrote: [ -> ]You are insanely stupid, free trade means no restrictions whatsoever and removes all barriers in trade. Imposing trade barriers is called protectionism.
I am very excited over the next 10 years of how technology centre shifts from the US to China....having seen the level politicking we see today in Washington. Notice many of their Congressmen and women mindset are like dinosaurs of yesteryear ?
I can see why Elon Musk or Zuckerberg also kenna wack bad bad from America's Ruling Class - because many fear their influence is challenged by the Internet...
(24-03-2023, 04:15 PM)Manthink Wrote: [ -> ]I am very excited over the next 10 years of how technology centre shifts from the US to China....having seen the level politicking we see today in Washington. Notice many of their Congressmen and women mindset are like dinosaurs of yesteryear ?
I can see why Elon Musk or Zuckerberg also kenna wack bad bad from America's Ruling Class - because many fear their influence is challenged by the Internet...
next brand maybe is BYI 'Beyond Your Imagination'.
Will US gov demand BYD CEO to attend their complain session in Washington like they did to profit-making TikTok CEO ?
BYD’s Q1 2023 Profit Surges Over 400% Warren Buffett-backed Chinese electric-car maker BYD Co.’s profit surged 411% in Q1 2023, boosted by EV sales growth that beat the industry average. Operating revenue rose 80% to 120.2 billion yuan ($17.38 billion) while the gross margin was 17.9%, up about 5.5%. In the first three months of 2023, BYD sold 552,100 new-energy vehicles (NEVs), almost double from the same period a year ago
It is like Airlines where all players just slash price to stay competitive and very little profits to be made.
Right now all the auto giants Toyota, Mercedes, Ford, Volkswagon, Hyundai are beginning to ramp up .. . This will mean the number of players crowding the space driving down margin will escalate.
Tesla has the best margin so has room tk cut to prevent loss of market share. BYD is on thun margins and does not have branding power outside China. It will have a problem once big traditional autos like Toyota comes in
(10-02-2023, 04:14 PM)debono Wrote: [ -> ]Other countries with knowledge only of English, Indian, French, Italy, Indonesia and Spain cannot buy this car..............
Just only a few command words easy to learn.
Just like we learn Malay military command words, ka kiri pusing or ka kanan pusing.
last time, British time, they use English command for drills.
(02-05-2023, 05:01 PM)sgbuffett Wrote: [ -> ]The EV race is what I call the losers race.
It is like Airlines where all players just slash price to stay competitive and very little profits to be made.
Right now all the auto giants Toyota, Mercedes, Ford, Volkswagon, Hyundai are beginning to ramp up .. . This will mean the number of players crowding the space driving down margin will escalate.
Tesla has the best margin so has room tk cut to prevent loss of market share. BYD is on thun margins and does not have branding power outside China. It will have a problem once big traditional autos like Toyota comes in
(02-05-2023, 05:01 PM)sgbuffett Wrote: [ -> ]The EV race is what I call the losers race. It is like Airlines where all players just slash price to stay competitive and very little profits to be made.
Right now all the auto giants Toyota, Mercedes, Ford, Volkswagon, Hyundai are beginning to ramp up .. . This will mean the number of players crowding the space driving down margin will escalate. Tesla has the best margin so has room tk cut to prevent loss of market share. BYD is on thun margins and does not have branding power outside China. It will have a problem once big traditional autos like Toyota comes in
Why you consider the on-going intense EV competition in China market a "loser race" when this will benefit consumers in the long run ?
I am no surprised with your short-term-ism and selective myopic view whenever Chinese is in the picture...
(02-05-2023, 05:01 PM)sgbuffett Wrote: [ -> ]The EV race is what I call the losers race. It is like Airlines where all players just slash price to stay competitive and very little profits to be made.
Right now all the auto giants Toyota, Mercedes, Ford, Volkswagon, Hyundai are beginning to ramp up .. . This will mean the number of players crowding the space driving down margin will escalate. Tesla has the best margin so has room tk cut to prevent loss of market share. BYD is on thun margins and does not have branding power outside China. It will have a problem once big traditional autos like Toyota comes in
This month of Sep at IAA Auto Show...the BMW boss now suddenly feel the Germans are at "imminen risk" from China's EV makers...
So yeah, those EV is increasingly Do-or-Die for many European brands...
THE CHIEF executive of BMW has warned that European Union (EU) plans to ban combustion engine vehicles are forcing European carmakers into a price war with Chinese competitors....The base car market segment will either vanish or will not be done by European manufacturers," said BMW boss Oliver Zipse, in reference to the rapid rise of Chinese electric car brands such as BYD.
(03-05-2023, 11:23 AM)Manthink Wrote: [ -> ]Why you consider the on-going intense EV competition in China market a "loser race" when this will benefit consumers in the long run ?
I am no surprised with your short-term-ism and selective myopic view whenever Chinese is in the picture...
To Sgbutt, China is always losing, even when it is winning!
Those at the Munich motor show last week came to a conclusion - how far China has pulled ahead in the future of transport. Germany’s biennial celebration of its own automotive prowess was dominated by Chinese brands, who were there in double the numbers seen in 2021. While European manufacturers showed electric vehicles (EV) coming to market in 2026 or 2027, the Chinese had cars ready for the forecourts.
A gen-Z American, who owns a Telsa Model 3, got to try out US's 1st NIO ET7 ...At the end of the test drive he admits that "China is the Future"...in terms of product quality and personal experience..
A deadly quiet Hongqi N701 EV.... Other than the rolling tires, scrapping of shoes, voice command of US soldiers & clicking of cameras, no engine noise is heard as Biden welcome Xi arrival...
(12-02-2023, 12:23 PM)Manthink Wrote: [ -> ]Now imagine the US gov past a law ordering all car EV makers to stop using Chinese-made batteries like he has done with semiconductor IC....
不出我所料
2 Dec 2023 - The Biden administration has moved to choke off China’s role in the US’s electric vehicle supply chain with rules that critics allege will slow the transition from petrol-fuelled cars.The US Treasury announced on Friday that from next month no US-manufactured EVs that include Chinese-made battery components will be eligible for the full subsidies offered by President Joe Biden’s $369bn landmark climate law.
(06-12-2023, 02:04 PM)cityhantam Wrote: [ -> ]https://www.politico.com/news/2023/12/05...s-00129996
Congress provided $7.5B for electric vehicle chargers. Built so far: Zero.
The sluggish rollout could undermine President Joe Biden’s reelection messaging promoting electric vehicles.
Another Make-America-Great-Again project brought to your by the US Gov. ...with Zero result.
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