I am pretty sure the government will follow the US and EU playbook and impose a ridiculous amount of tariff on these Chinese cars in the name of national security.
Having Lived and Used Japanese ICE for my ENTIRE LIFE in Malaysia . Only in 2023 got by First Chinese Atto 3. Then ..... I got ENLIGHTEN !!! I had been "SCAM and SUCKED" by the Japanese in using their "Lousy Features" and "Expensive" ICE cars for over 45 years !!!!
With those recent automotive scandals from Japanese cars, these companies have grown to such a size that they are not interested in the quality of the car, this is dissapointing. Every enterprise seems to be like this, always pursuing the short term profit and sacrifice the long term brand value.
The new cars/models they (china manufacturers) annouced in the past 2-3yrs are also much better styled then before. To the point i think the american Lucid looks like a chinese design
Good summary of the evolution of the Chinese automotive industry from a Malaysian viewpoint. The most interesting aspect about the evolution is the Chinese manufacturers capabilities to learn and improve themselves. Proton barely tried to learn and improve their products over the years, perhaps due to their Japanese partners, and suffered a decline as a result. Perodua was a little better at responding to the market and thrive but I think they cannot adapt quickly enough to changing trends and might decline soon as a result.
Inflation in the last couple of years has devastated our spending power, leading consumers to become less brand oriented and to seek value buys. Chinese automakers, especially in EV, hit the sweet spot in terms of quality and value for money. This has allowed them to capture significant market share from the legacy brands. The video misses this important context.
it takes time for made in China cars to takes hold. i remember made in korea got bad reputation as well when its first introduced. moreover with the rep of made in China tag (even though lots of them use made in China as well 😆). i believe over time and quality management from company, made in China cars could compete with major car players in Malaysia.
I can still remember in the 1970s when Japanese cars were cheap and nasty. The famous saying that they were made of "Milo" tin. I remember pushing in the side panels of a new Datsun 120Y, and it just flexed in. And it really gave the feeling of floating when driving, it was so light and soft. Yet, within a decade or so, they became the reliable and sophisticated, putting the sword to American and British cars. Only certain brands survived but many of the European and British brands are now held by Chinese companies. Korean cars followed the same pattern in 1990s, and Chinese cars in the 2010s. Just the normal cycle of developing countries becoming developed as their products leaves the cheap and nasty cycle, to becoming expensive and sophisticated.
Malaysian car market, as far as foreign brands are concerned, had at one time being dominated by the Japanese brands. Now the China brands are going to replace the Japanese brands.
I used to put ALL my trust in Toyota (hint;- look at my profile pic~) but now after all those scandals that came out of Japanese car makers AND the less then impressive Toyota models now, I am contemplating shifting my future purchases to Chinese EVs and 4wds.
I think the shift here for getting CN cars are more so on the value for money you get compare with other foreign branded cars. More so for a large percentage of car buyers, cars are a depreciating asset. Unlike if I were to get a branded watch eg Rolex, etc. However, IMHO, given enough time and know how CN will be able to compete and maybe even best the traditional foreign brands we know.
Taktik yang pengeluar China buat adalah dengan 'lambakkan' market dengan kereta mereka serta 'pengeluar' utama akan buat oem style untuk sub brand company lain yang berminat. Manpower & Material adalah sesuatu yang China ada dalam skala Murah.
i used to be anti china product, after that i felt the sincerity of their product quality and starting not to pay more for the emblem 😂 where the quality is more or less the same or better. try with their home appliance first of course dont get those china brand that are least popular. 😊 imo only
USA built iphones,Ev batterys and everything else using American technology and Engineering in china made them better in manufacturing so Chinese learned from Americans.
“Invasion” is surely a word that invokes negative connotations that stir up repugnant feeling and hatred. Is that what you intended as your slogan and message to sip into the subconscious mind of everyone in Malaysia? That's very dangerous -- when you are determined to play with fire!!!
good for you and your Tesla : we have embrace China 🇨🇳 EVs" in Malaysia but at a slower pace : in 3 years time. many Japanese ICE cars will auto disappeared. We cannot see any Hyundai Koreans cars at all. Welcome to 5G .Welcome to BYD NiO XPeng Xiaomi Geely Galaxy 🎉😂
In the 80s music scene, we had the British 'invasion'. There was no negative connotation then. Groups like Police, Dire Straits were all part of it. It's just a term used to describe a sudden switch in public taste/demand.
Great video. These Chinese cars r going to be an inflation beater. Let’s hope the Govn doesn’t slap a huge tariff on them.
@@chrisyong8719 they need Chinese EV to pursue their zero subsidies agenda.
I am pretty sure the government will follow the US and EU playbook and impose a ridiculous amount of tariff on these Chinese cars in the name of national security.
Having Lived and Used Japanese ICE for my ENTIRE LIFE in Malaysia . Only in 2023 got by First Chinese Atto 3. Then ..... I got ENLIGHTEN !!! I had been "SCAM and SUCKED" by the Japanese in using their "Lousy Features" and "Expensive" ICE cars for over 45 years !!!!
You are right just changing the body shell once every 4 years but the same engines and low tech for decades and charging a premium. What a scam!
How about durability of Chinese car ?
@@brightmorningstar1 - Their products quality is fine. EU has been importing cars from China. If the quality is an issue, they won't buy the products.
Owner of tank 300 in China, it's life time warranty(engine and gearbox) for first owner, this prove something.@@brightmorningstar1
You are Woke...,literally😂😂
With those recent automotive scandals from Japanese cars, these companies have grown to such a size that they are not interested in the quality of the car, this is dissapointing. Every enterprise seems to be like this, always pursuing the short term profit and sacrifice the long term brand value.
Even the Americans are scared of the chinese players. They are planning to put 100% tariff on each and every car.
The US cannot produce anything at all these days, I mean, look at Boeing.
The new cars/models they (china manufacturers) annouced in the past 2-3yrs are also much better styled then before. To the point i think the american Lucid looks like a chinese design
some hire Italian designer, that's why :X
Good summary of the evolution of the Chinese automotive industry from a Malaysian viewpoint. The most interesting aspect about the evolution is the Chinese manufacturers capabilities to learn and improve themselves. Proton barely tried to learn and improve their products over the years, perhaps due to their Japanese partners, and suffered a decline as a result. Perodua was a little better at responding to the market and thrive but I think they cannot adapt quickly enough to changing trends and might decline soon as a result.
Why do you need to use the word invasion when it’s a negative connotation. For clickbait
Japanese cars had invaded the world for 6 decades ...and now they finally face a real competition .
They hired the best european/american designers. That helps
Inflation in the last couple of years has devastated our spending power, leading consumers to become less brand oriented and to seek value buys. Chinese automakers, especially in EV, hit the sweet spot in terms of quality and value for money. This has allowed them to capture significant market share from the legacy brands. The video misses this important context.
Sir talk is talk. But pls use the damn indicator when changing lanes. I believe china cars have them too and I don't think it's automated yet.
😂
LoL well said😂
@@alextws796 True. Not using indicator when changing lanes is disrespectful to others.
And road hogging the right lane .ikut kiri jika tidak memotong is lost to this type of ppl.selfish and inconsiderate.
@@DarthDucky666 people are ignorant. Don't realise their own action and they struggle to break the habit.
it takes time for made in China cars to takes hold. i remember made in korea got bad reputation as well when its first introduced. moreover with the rep of made in China tag (even though lots of them use made in China as well 😆). i believe over time and quality management from company, made in China cars could compete with major car players in Malaysia.
I can still remember in the 1970s when Japanese cars were cheap and nasty. The famous saying that they were made of "Milo" tin. I remember pushing in the side panels of a new Datsun 120Y, and it just flexed in. And it really gave the feeling of floating when driving, it was so light and soft. Yet, within a decade or so, they became the reliable and sophisticated, putting the sword to American and British cars. Only certain brands survived but many of the European and British brands are now held by Chinese companies. Korean cars followed the same pattern in 1990s, and Chinese cars in the 2010s. Just the normal cycle of developing countries becoming developed as their products leaves the cheap and nasty cycle, to becoming expensive and sophisticated.
when there's demand only will supply be.
Was a ardent fan on your saturdays radio show years ago😊
Malaysian car market, as far as foreign brands are concerned, had at one time being dominated by the Japanese brands. Now the China brands are going to replace the Japanese brands.
Thank you sir for a fascinating history lesson. Keep it coming !
I used to put ALL my trust in Toyota (hint;- look at my profile pic~) but now after all those scandals that came out of Japanese car makers AND the less then impressive Toyota models now, I am contemplating shifting my future purchases to Chinese EVs and 4wds.
I think the shift here for getting CN cars are more so on the value for money you get compare with other foreign branded cars. More so for a large percentage of car buyers, cars are a depreciating asset. Unlike if I were to get a branded watch eg Rolex, etc. However, IMHO, given enough time and know how CN will be able to compete and maybe even best the traditional foreign brands we know.
if cannot compete, they will buy and become owner of the company :X
Taktik yang pengeluar China buat adalah dengan 'lambakkan' market dengan kereta mereka serta 'pengeluar' utama akan buat oem style untuk sub brand company lain yang berminat. Manpower & Material adalah sesuatu yang China ada dalam skala Murah.
Becoming a dumping ground for car brands frm China. 5-10 years frm now dunno wat will happen to these cars here. Need to look into ownership policy.
So we have been invaded by Japanese car for decades right?
Nah looks like malaysia is saving buck but here in the philippines we love expensive japanese suv's we dont care the price...
Not all Malaysian will opt for chinese products...
i used to be anti china product, after that i felt the sincerity of their product quality and starting not to pay more for the emblem 😂 where the quality is more or less the same or better. try with their home appliance first of course dont get those china brand that are least popular. 😊 imo only
Luvin the car you driving. What model is it?
长城汽车， 坦克300
Tank with MID flashing?
Chinese are not good at regular engines manufacturing. EVs made easier manufacturing cars
Why be a master clocksmith when the world wants and needs digital clocks 😊
S50...enjoy driving enjoy the power the interior
when you got Mercedes trouble, then you KNOW what luxury car means.....
hahahahaaa
THAT'S why I switched back to toyota back then.
INVASION ! YOU MEAN TRADE. YOU HAVE WACK CHOICE OF WORDS.
Hlo I want to talk about your TH-cam channel.
USA built iphones,Ev batterys and everything else using American technology and Engineering in china made them better in manufacturing so Chinese learned from Americans.
agree 👍🏻 thats why they both need to coexist one to invent another to innovate 😂 at least both will benefit from one another
@@Vincentteoh86 in USA used Tesla are reasonably priced so they need to be able to compete with Used EVs.
wah! here feel very pink...
“Invasion” is surely a word that invokes negative connotations that stir up repugnant feeling and hatred. Is that what you intended as your slogan and message to sip into the subconscious mind of everyone in Malaysia? That's very dangerous -- when you are determined to play with fire!!!
PROTON made by mahathir failed...made in china cars cornered usa mkt....cheap n good
@@raymondwan-k4w subsidies by their govt.
OMG... About car, but talking about race, religion
What's the beef?
No to chi cars...
good for you and your Tesla : we have embrace China 🇨🇳 EVs" in Malaysia but at a slower pace : in 3 years time. many Japanese ICE cars will auto disappeared. We cannot see any Hyundai Koreans cars at all. Welcome to 5G .Welcome to BYD NiO XPeng Xiaomi Geely Galaxy 🎉😂
@@RavindranSubbiah-dn3dt hope you are right.
Why do you use such a negative headline when China can offer Malaysian customers more choices at reasonable prices?
In the 80s music scene, we had the British 'invasion'. There was no negative connotation then. Groups like Police, Dire Straits were all part of it. It's just a term used to describe a sudden switch in public taste/demand.
Why use the word invasion when you yourself can't compete. 😅