Great video. American car companies are worried - they can't compete with what's coming out of the Chinese auto market. Hence the need for tariffs to keep them out of the US. If you can't compete, keep them out.
That's only part of it. It's wanting to keep China down and "spying" out as much as it is wanting to prop up manufacturers. But also remember the best selling vehicle in the US is the f150, which there is no competition for anywhere in the world. So a Chinese sedan or sports car represents very little economic threat.
Nobody realy talked Bad over Japanese cars. Even hyundai is well known for good cars at least for 20 years. Chinese cars on the other gand, is something I will NEVER buy. Everyone who I know tries to avoid Chinese products (it's basically impossible to avoid 100%) Why? Because china is the biggest copycat. They simply copied everything last 40 years. It's ridiculous. They just stole ideas, engineering and gave a fck of patents and immaterial property.
@@jojajo2707 you are full of hatred with Chinese cars. Are you upset because they are decades ahead of American EV cars? You really need to get your head checked out
Looks great, comfortable ride, but I think it's a little too soft for canyon carving & light track use. But I love the look and those stupid, stupid doors haha
@@JackieDing86 your driving skills are amazing. Today, and thanks to this video, I discovered your YT channel. I have enjoy a lot some videos, like the Lime Rock victory with the AE86, or the M2 ones. I believe that your skills makes you a trustable source in performance evaluation of cars in track. I would like to buy a Model 3 Performance (Highland) in the future, so if this car is reviewed, I will be very happy for it. Thanks!!!
I'd love to try one now. I think the OG Model 3 Perf ownership kinda made me hate EV's, but the Xiaomi especially has given me a ray of hope on EV's being good on track again.
@@JackieDing86 You would probably like it, everything I've seen from it looks good, batteries and motors stay very consistent. A friend drove one on track and handling looks spicy too !
I would love to see someone check/Gauge the tire depth before and after a JD session.. I remember when I raced bikes and got to see and experience first hand how hard we pushed tires on the Track..
Really, really cool video! Not only are the cars super interesting, but it's cool hearing your perspective on driving different cars. I hope you get a chance to drive the new Model 3 Performance to compare.
It's actually surprising to see you enjoying in them! I am working in China, and I couldn't trust these EVs, bought myself a 987.2 cayman s because it was cheaper than a Miata here, and doing a track build rn. Complete opposite direction hahaah
Given the choice, I would absolutely do what you did too. But it doesn't hurt to try out the opposite side, just to see how different and surprisingly decent they can be too!
Just being clear, it's really hard to completely decide "quality" factor from my short time with these cars. You'd really have to live with one for a while to know how quality it is for sure. That said, I did enjoy all 3 to varying degrees!
@@JackieDing86 Yea i understand it is hard for you to decide the quality. But there is a channel on youtube called Gilevich Sergey, he compares Chinese cars against German cars and the Quality/fit and finish of Chinese cars is unbeatable.
@@Nihalumthese thing will be equal or better than current Toyota reliability. For daily driving. I can tell you. Being a owner of 2016 highlander hybrid, and 2023 Sienna. What Toyota reliability is no more. It is not really related to build, but design. And my wife has a F30 BMW. And the reliability, well you know. But to be clear, none of these car has absolutly break down render me stranded. But their are always major failure on either break (highlander), blind spot radar( Sienna) and solenoid valve( F30 3er) within 5 years of ownership.
@@JackieDing86 personally im not the biggest fan of EVs although that being said i might be more interested if someone made a more raw roadster or sports car you know RWD able to turn traction off and keep the weight reasonable
@@JackieDing86 oh i didnt know they were going to be making that, just looked it up and looks interesting so i hope someone (maybe you) could make a trac review of that when its here
I definitely wasn't completely on the limit, the dcar guys needed the cars back in one piece for further filming, but it was a great experience pushing them much harder than they would be driven on the streets for sure!
I don’t think they’re fake. They are real Brembo’s, but curiously the caliper is massive while the brake pad is tiny. I also think the pad material & compound is more meant for low dust, quiet street driving, and obviously not made for high temp track abuse.
🎉🎉really appreciate to work with you. we are going to take more China‘s EV here and lets do more
Thanks for having us! Xiaomi Su7 Ultra next, PLEASE!
@@JackieDing86of course!
仰望U9/U7
Great video. American car companies are worried - they can't compete with what's coming out of the Chinese auto market. Hence the need for tariffs to keep them out of the US. If you can't compete, keep them out.
It is funny they have problem with that. Because like EATON, abb and DANA are also supplier to some Chinese EV.
@@林振华-t4v the big three in the US are scared of direct compeition
That's only part of it. It's wanting to keep China down and "spying" out as much as it is wanting to prop up manufacturers. But also remember the best selling vehicle in the US is the f150, which there is no competition for anywhere in the world. So a Chinese sedan or sports car represents very little economic threat.
Competition used to force innovation. Nowadays it’s consume our bullshit, you’re not allowed to purchase competing products.
Looks calmly at the #1 seller globally of pure evs. Yeah we sure are scared of you Asians SMDH.
Just remember people talk mad shit about Japanese and Korean vehicles back in the days and look at them now.
Even nowadays they are shitty. Just look at their recalls
Nobody realy talked Bad over Japanese cars. Even hyundai is well known for good cars at least for 20 years.
Chinese cars on the other gand, is something I will NEVER buy. Everyone who I know tries to avoid Chinese products (it's basically impossible to avoid 100%)
Why? Because china is the biggest copycat. They simply copied everything last 40 years. It's ridiculous.
They just stole ideas, engineering and gave a fck of patents and immaterial property.
@@jojajo2707 you are full of hatred with Chinese cars. Are you upset because they are decades ahead of American EV cars? You really need to get your head checked out
the SU7U will be available early next year in China. hope to see u rocking one around a track！su7本身真的蛮好开的
I'd buy that MG, that is a nice looking ride!
Looks great, comfortable ride, but I think it's a little too soft for canyon carving & light track use. But I love the look and those stupid, stupid doors haha
We need a Highland Performance comparison without any doubt.
Great great video! Thanks!
Yep, I’d love to give the new Performance a try now
@@JackieDing86 your driving skills are amazing. Today, and thanks to this video, I discovered your YT channel. I have enjoy a lot some videos, like the Lime Rock victory with the AE86, or the M2 ones.
I believe that your skills makes you a trustable source in performance evaluation of cars in track.
I would like to buy a Model 3 Performance (Highland) in the future, so if this car is reviewed, I will be very happy for it.
Thanks!!!
is it me, or did the Su7 sound like a Tie Fighter when pushed hard in the corners..
They need to give you guys a car for a full season of "Testing"..
Glad to see Chinese brands come up to the world. Hope they can develop and produce more better and great cars.
Absolutely. Excited to see what they can cook up next
I like chinese EV
Jackie you should try to do a video on the Ioniq 5 N on track, I would love to see your take on it
I'd love to try one now. I think the OG Model 3 Perf ownership kinda made me hate EV's, but the Xiaomi especially has given me a ray of hope on EV's being good on track again.
@@JackieDing86 You would probably like it, everything I've seen from it looks good, batteries and motors stay very consistent. A friend drove one on track and handling looks spicy too !
Kimchi car?
I would love to see someone check/Gauge the tire depth before and after a JD session.. I remember when I raced bikes and got to see and experience first hand how hard we pushed tires on the Track..
You should make more videos of different cars, like Porsches and BMWs. Your comments are so good while driving. I really enjoyed this video. 👍🏻👍🏻
I would love to, but that relies on other people loaning us cars and being okay with me driving them on track!
Really, really cool video! Not only are the cars super interesting, but it's cool hearing your perspective on driving different cars. I hope you get a chance to drive the new Model 3 Performance to compare.
Would love to for sure! The new M3P sounds like a good time.
The hagerty test there recently vs an m3 comp BMW was pretty fascinating imo.
give Xiaomi 6 or 8 piston calipers, it'll transform into a real beast
Increasing the number of caliper pistons won’t make any difference if the thermal mass, brake cooling, and brake fluid remain the same.
I thought the only Xiaomi Su7 in the states is the one that Jim Farley drives 😂
Haha, not anymore!
I guess if upgrade the brakes and tyres on these EV's should help a lot on track.
So weird seeing the Su7 at Willow Springs ngl
It's actually surprising to see you enjoying in them! I am working in China, and I couldn't trust these EVs, bought myself a 987.2 cayman s because it was cheaper than a Miata here, and doing a track build rn. Complete opposite direction hahaah
Given the choice, I would absolutely do what you did too. But it doesn't hurt to try out the opposite side, just to see how different and surprisingly decent they can be too!
you're missing out
That lynk looks nice
Man, I really wish to buy one of those here in the States one day...😢
Very cool…I like all three 😎
No wonder, Ford CEO, Jim Farley loves his Xiaomi SU7 and don't want to give it up.
Chinese EV are the best! Their quality is TOP!
Just being clear, it's really hard to completely decide "quality" factor from my short time with these cars. You'd really have to live with one for a while to know how quality it is for sure. That said, I did enjoy all 3 to varying degrees!
@@JackieDing86 Yea i understand it is hard for you to decide the quality. But there is a channel on youtube called Gilevich Sergey, he compares Chinese cars against German cars and the Quality/fit and finish of Chinese cars is unbeatable.
@@ahmadahmal2942 Fit and finish is one thing, but how it holds up a year down the line is the big question mark on these cars
On the flip side Xiaomi CEO Lei Jun drives a Ferrari.
@@Nihalumthese thing will be equal or better than current Toyota reliability. For daily driving. I can tell you. Being a owner of 2016 highlander hybrid, and 2023 Sienna. What Toyota reliability is no more. It is not really related to build, but design. And my wife has a F30 BMW. And the reliability, well you know. But to be clear, none of these car has absolutly break down render me stranded. But their are always major failure on either break (highlander), blind spot radar( Sienna) and solenoid valve( F30 3er) within 5 years of ownership.
this was the last thing i expected to see from you ngl
Same, before this video I had very little opinion about Chinese EV's, but I'm glad I got to experience them!
@@JackieDing86 personally im not the biggest fan of EVs although that being said i might be more interested if someone made a more raw roadster or sports car you know RWD able to turn traction off and keep the weight reasonable
Sounds like a Porsche 718 EV to me...
@@JackieDing86 oh i didnt know they were going to be making that, just looked it up and looks interesting so i hope someone (maybe you) could make a trac review of that when its here
I'm super interested in that car for sure. We shall see!
非常好中国运动车，but I'm not sure if that Car will overheat or fall apart after some time.
PhD spec aero kits for Su7 plz
You should do more sportscars reviews!
注意安全，正如你这样驾驶小米SU7刹车皮顶不住多少圈，原厂刹车皮特别容易损耗
Great Content
卧槽 卧槽 卧槽
Bro爆中文了
Good video
Testing the limits is what makes a better car! Plus it's fun. The data creates a future car that's far more capable
I definitely wasn't completely on the limit, the dcar guys needed the cars back in one piece for further filming, but it was a great experience pushing them much harder than they would be driven on the streets for sure!
这一集应该用中文😂
我觉得用中文讲这些车的视频够多了，哈哈
可以加个双语字幕@@JackieDing86
are you the ding dong that crashed a brand new supra into a wall three years ago?
You bet your ass I am
Until u drive it off track and the seat snaps in half
Xiaomi Su7 is brakes and tires away from being a great performance sedan car.
all that easily be done aftermarket...
how much tariffs did you pay for these three LOL
The brembos are fake😂
There is nothing wrong with the brake.
Tell me more details about it
I don’t think they’re fake. They are real Brembo’s, but curiously the caliper is massive while the brake pad is tiny. I also think the pad material & compound is more meant for low dust, quiet street driving, and obviously not made for high temp track abuse.
they are OEM parts made in China, not the brembo GT series products
@@JackieDing86You're right, that's how Xiaomi explained it
wow these Taiwanese cars these days are pretty good
OK, SURE
No problem bro, it has chips made by our facility in taiwan province, China.
NMSL.
No it’s Beijingese
Xiaomi is Beijingese.
SAIC (MG) is Shanghaiese.
Geely (Lynk&Co) is Zhejiangese.