Currently living in China now for 6 years... The WEY SUV you sat in: the small circle bits at every seating position is a microphone so you can speak commands to the car! Commands such has climate control, windows, etc. The black bits that look like cameras by the drop-down TV are for gesture controls :D
I must explain that China can certainly use drones for aerial photography and various commercial purposes. After all, China is the world's largest drone manufacturer. However, the use of drones in China must comply with several regulations and guidelines. First, if you want to use drones for aerial photography at large gatherings and assemblies, you must make an online appointment with the police. Make an appointment for the time and route of the aerial photography. And get approval. The reason is also very simple. The exhibition is very crowded. If someone uses a drone to carry out a remote-controlled explosive attack, it will cause a lot of casualties. People who care about the Russian-Ukrainian battlefield know how terrifying drone suicide attacks are. If there is no appointment and approval of the drone, whether it is aerial photography or free photography, it will not be allowed to enter the no-fly zone. This is for the safety of people attending the exhibition. Secondly, drones are not allowed to fly at some altitudes. For example: airports and their surroundings, military camps and their surroundings, and some factories, such as power plants. The reason why drones are not allowed to enter airports and their surroundings is also very simple. Not only will the wireless signals of drones affect the tower and passenger planes, but the drones themselves will also pose a huge security threat to the take-off and landing of passenger planes. And the power plant itself is a strong magnetic field and a high-risk flammable area. Drones are also not allowed to fly. Although the power plant is large, those who pay attention to the Russian-Ukrainian battlefield also know that Ukrainian drones like to attack power plants in Russia. Because the power plant's external transmission cables are really fragile. Needless to say, no country will allow irrelevant personnel to enter the military camp, including irrelevant aircraft. Here I must talk about a person named laowhy86 who is also a TH-camR. He claimed that he had lived in China for two years and fled China because of political persecution. In fact, he was deported. The reason was that he ignored the warning and used a drone for aerial photography within the scope of the Chinese military camp. If a Chinese person did this in the US military camp, it would probably rise to the diplomatic level. But the Chinese government just cancelled his work visa and deported him. From then on, this person began to become extremely anti-China on TH-cam. He began to promote and fabricate various fake news to seek attention and sell his own T-shirts and various peripherals. I want to say one thing here. If you plan to go to one of your neighbors' houses, then you'd better abide by the rules of your neighbors. This is basic courtesy. Just like when I went to the United States, I never drank on the street.
Hey, all Karen's, calm down about the water! 😂 The bottles were free, part of the show, and fun fact: the Chinese don’t even like cold water! But thanks for your concern-really appreciate it. We'll send our 25 cents to Great Wall organizers and issue a formal apology for taking water meant for visitors... aka us! Thanks for watching though, ! Stay hydrated! 😉
@@tallon5457 we work on all vehicles for gwm not just utes. Please check out our other vids in china on our channel. We also have more vids to come please be patient like and subscribe.
Actually all the water at the gwm stand is for free. Free bubble tea and more. So there you go mate easy to judge, as they say don't judge a book by its cover.
Hey, all Karen's, calm down about the water! 😂 The bottles were free, part of the show, and fun fact: the Chinese don’t even like cold water! But thanks for your concern-really appreciate it. We'll send our 25 cents to Great Wall organizers and issue a formal apology for taking water meant for visitors... aka us! Thanks for watching though! Stay hydrated! 😉
There clearly taking designs from western auto makers, they need to move away from this to be fair, not for me while they do this,tell it how it is , your an AUSSIE, grow a set,🤑🤑🤑 you bag the fortuner, yet they have a dealer network, available parts quick, resale value and last forever, no comparison, unsubscribed
Yeah Chinese cars, there’s a lot around now and they come with all this tech, but they still have so many bugs and glitches in their systems. The quality isn’t quite there yet. I’m speaking from personal experience, currently holidaying in Kazakhstan and they’ve completely flooded the market here with Chinese cars. Cool ideas but they still need tow too out all these kinks. They also steal designs from other brands and rebrand it as their own.
Steal design and rebrand? Do you even have any idea about cars? Automotive design is complex system engineering works, you can't just copy and past. Tell me where did they steal the Tank designs from? Funny you mention about towing, you go and speak to a tow truck driver they will tell you how many Toyota's and fords do they tow everyday, not to even mention about european cars.
@@haotiang3596 get of your Chinese made horse mate. They 100% copy designs of other cars. Tank 500 is a prado with a tarcoma front. The Havel T2 looks just like the new defender. They even had a car that looked exactly like a beetle in this video with the host even commenting on it champ. Their tech is unpredictable and unreliable. There is a reason Toyota don’t go overboard with infotainment systems because they just work as they are champion.
Sorry….Xiaomi EV cars are made of poor quality materials and poor safety standards which it will cost your life driving it. Lot of accidents in China due to the poor controls of the car if a professional drivers had crashed it!
Typical trick to tell half truth when you lie. The "pro" crashed it because of what? You care to share the facts too? Using family car grade brake+tyres on a race track to do sharp turn at 120kmh? 😅🎉 Why not mention the SU7 Racing version actually deaigned for tracks?
However, the fact is that someone has done a rough statistics and found that among all the traffic accidents caused by electric vehicles in China, Tesla accounts for the largest proportion. You can find this data on China's TH-cam, which is bilibili, if you understand Chinese.
@@huitonghwang6594just so you know, all the drinks at the GWM stand were free for everyone. 😉 Plus, we were invited and provided with meals and drinks 24/7 by GWM, so there's no need to judge!
Imagine ten years ago you see the cheap gwm ute and thought that this car company would create anything close to this line up. Mind blowing.
@@jjian5 yep so insane. China in general is doing very well in the automotive industry. GWM is definitely making a statement locally.
I love LDV
I love to see if you go to the saic motor factory
Currently living in China now for 6 years... The WEY SUV you sat in: the small circle bits at every seating position is a microphone so you can speak commands to the car! Commands such has climate control, windows, etc. The black bits that look like cameras by the drop-down TV are for gesture controls :D
@@phetality490 yes you are correct
Just got my tank 500 in Australia, it is amazing!
@@aq3614 I know there are very comfortable and fast.
Chinese automakers are defining smart intelligent, green, futuristic, luxury and comfortable lifestyle at an affordable price.
I appreciate all the efforts. Big thanks to the Savage team.
Sleeping giant has waken up
Awesome camper truck.
@@onetwothreefour-s1n it's so cool! I would definitely travel in it
Great video. Brilliant to see motor shows still going.
i've seen the gwm ora many times on the streets. so cute.
Great video and sharing.
@@liamporter1137 thanks mate hope you enjoyed 🙏
Great job as always Byron, very good content. Looking forward to the next episode
@@craigjennings4175 thanks Craig🙏 should be out next week
Top vlog again mate, great work!
@@rauri1077 thanks again 🙏
amazing trip and video, expecting to see more
@@helxsz thanks 🙏 we have more of the show in the next episode 😁
You the one man. Great job
@@georgelizarraga1127 ready appreciate it🙏 lots of lack of sleep getting these videos together😅
I like the Camper ❤
I must explain that China can certainly use drones for aerial photography and various commercial purposes. After all, China is the world's largest drone manufacturer.
However, the use of drones in China must comply with several regulations and guidelines.
First, if you want to use drones for aerial photography at large gatherings and assemblies, you must make an online appointment with the police. Make an appointment for the time and route of the aerial photography. And get approval.
The reason is also very simple. The exhibition is very crowded. If someone uses a drone to carry out a remote-controlled explosive attack, it will cause a lot of casualties. People who care about the Russian-Ukrainian battlefield know how terrifying drone suicide attacks are.
If there is no appointment and approval of the drone, whether it is aerial photography or free photography, it will not be allowed to enter the no-fly zone. This is for the safety of people attending the exhibition.
Secondly, drones are not allowed to fly at some altitudes. For example: airports and their surroundings, military camps and their surroundings, and some factories, such as power plants. The reason why drones are not allowed to enter airports and their surroundings is also very simple. Not only will the wireless signals of drones affect the tower and passenger planes, but the drones themselves will also pose a huge security threat to the take-off and landing of passenger planes.
And the power plant itself is a strong magnetic field and a high-risk flammable area. Drones are also not allowed to fly. Although the power plant is large, those who pay attention to the Russian-Ukrainian battlefield also know that Ukrainian drones like to attack power plants in Russia. Because the power plant's external transmission cables are really fragile.
Needless to say, no country will allow irrelevant personnel to enter the military camp, including irrelevant aircraft.
Here I must talk about a person named laowhy86 who is also a TH-camR. He claimed that he had lived in China for two years and fled China because of political persecution. In fact, he was deported. The reason was that he ignored the warning and used a drone for aerial photography within the scope of the Chinese military camp. If a Chinese person did this in the US military camp, it would probably rise to the diplomatic level. But the Chinese government just cancelled his work visa and deported him.
From then on, this person began to become extremely anti-China on TH-cam. He began to promote and fabricate various fake news to seek attention and sell his own T-shirts and various peripherals.
I want to say one thing here. If you plan to go to one of your neighbors' houses, then you'd better abide by the rules of your neighbors. This is basic courtesy.
Just like when I went to the United States, I never drank on the street.
@@若磬如茗 good explanation 🙏
China oredi is on another level
Su7 for Australia pls
@@Jim-fz2yr I wish
Nice!!!
Interesting and nice content.
@@LoveEVandenvironment thanks mate 🙏
Hey, all Karen's, calm down about the water! 😂 The bottles were free, part of the show, and fun fact: the Chinese don’t even like cold water! But thanks for your concern-really appreciate it. We'll send our 25 cents to Great Wall organizers and issue a formal apology for taking water meant for visitors... aka us! Thanks for watching though, ! Stay hydrated! 😉
17:17 ting budong - dont understand. "She said yes" 😂😂
@@byronthenomad 😂😂😂 close enough😉
"Toyota on the left, and I'm not interested".....
How Toyota have fallen. 😂
FFS get on with it!
What ?? were are the UTES .Is there no new Utes . I thought you guys worked on Utes
🤨🤨🤨.
@@tallon5457 we work on all vehicles for gwm not just utes. Please check out our other vids in china on our channel. We also have more vids to come please be patient like and subscribe.
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xiaomi is not a prestigious brand at all.( I didn’t mean it in a bad way, they’re the best bang for your buck in everything they offer)
SICK
WTF now the dragon have wakeup n will rule da world from now on I swear
So yous just took the water from the fridge? Couldn't you at least just pretend to have some respect?
Actually all the water at the gwm stand is for free. Free bubble tea and more. So there you go mate easy to judge, as they say don't judge a book by its cover.
Hey, all Karen's, calm down about the water! 😂 The bottles were free, part of the show, and fun fact: the Chinese don’t even like cold water! But thanks for your concern-really appreciate it. We'll send our 25 cents to Great Wall organizers and issue a formal apology for taking water meant for visitors... aka us! Thanks for watching though! Stay hydrated! 😉
There clearly taking designs from western auto makers, they need to move away from this to be fair, not for me while they do this,tell it how it is , your an AUSSIE, grow a set,🤑🤑🤑 you bag the fortuner, yet they have a dealer network, available parts quick, resale value and last forever, no comparison, unsubscribed
@@freechagosislandjohnpilger thanks for unsubscribing all the best 😁
Glade you unsubscribed, probably good for your health.
Glade you unsubscribed, probably good for your health. Don’t blow your gasket. 😊
You mean pay handsomely for say the former Porsche designer to hop over to do designs? It's capitalism.
Yeah Chinese cars, there’s a lot around now and they come with all this tech, but they still have so many bugs and glitches in their systems. The quality isn’t quite there yet. I’m speaking from personal experience, currently holidaying in Kazakhstan and they’ve completely flooded the market here with Chinese cars. Cool ideas but they still need tow too out all these kinks. They also steal designs from other brands and rebrand it as their own.
Steal design and rebrand? Do you even have any idea about cars? Automotive design is complex system engineering works, you can't just copy and past. Tell me where did they steal the Tank designs from? Funny you mention about towing, you go and speak to a tow truck driver they will tell you how many Toyota's and fords do they tow everyday, not to even mention about european cars.
@@haotiang3596 get of your Chinese made horse mate. They 100% copy designs of other cars. Tank 500 is a prado with a tarcoma front. The Havel T2 looks just like the new defender. They even had a car that looked exactly like a beetle in this video with the host even commenting on it champ.
Their tech is unpredictable and unreliable. There is a reason Toyota don’t go overboard with infotainment systems because they just work as they are champion.
China has so many brands other countries don’t yet which are exceptional. And have tech the west don’t yet.
@@rauri1077 didn’t deny their tech. Just stated it’s not as smooth operating as the others with their proven tech.
@@endurojareth5779stuck at level one mate. Do more research
OMG, so many shit there. They have copied so many other car manufacturers' designs.
Lol you still stuck at level 1 ? Go research more buddy
@@defaultname354He is living in the cave😂😂😂😂😂
I know, right? They have 4 wheels! 4 wheels! SMH.
@@orangetube1 They all have a steering wheel like many other car manufactuers!
@@YaphatsInso My gosh! That’s 5 wheels! That’s too much copying!
Sorry….Xiaomi EV cars are made of poor quality materials and poor safety standards which it will cost your life driving it. Lot of accidents in China due to the poor controls of the car if a professional drivers had crashed it!
You are lying mate.
I can only say that not eveyone can drive a sport car safetly.
Typical trick to tell half truth when you lie. The "pro" crashed it because of what? You care to share the facts too? Using family car grade brake+tyres on a race track to do sharp turn at 120kmh? 😅🎉 Why not mention the SU7 Racing version actually deaigned for tracks?
However, the fact is that someone has done a rough statistics and found that among all the traffic accidents caused by electric vehicles in China, Tesla accounts for the largest proportion. You can find this data on China's TH-cam, which is bilibili, if you understand Chinese.
$81,000 RV？What a crazy price！
17:28 17:31 you guys stole two water bottles! Typical from westerners!
@@huitonghwang6594just so you know, all the drinks at the GWM stand were free for everyone. 😉 Plus, we were invited and provided with meals and drinks 24/7 by GWM, so there's no need to judge!
Sorry Karen !!! We will send them 0.29$ and an apology letter saying sorry for grabbing the water from the fridge that it was just for the visitors