If you can’t compete with them, slap on 100% tariffs; if that doesn’t work, cite national security concerns and ban them outright. Forget about free trade-that’s how you drive technological innovation and make better cars.
The fact that a smartphone company like Xiaomi decided to try to build a car in 2021 (yes just three years ago), and took only 1000 days (and about 1 billion USD) to design and build the SU7, including building and staffing the brand new highly automated factory for it in Beijing, and got the car on the market in spring of 2024, and have already built and sold 100,000 units before 2024 is even ended, with a high performance variant AND a second crossover model on the way by 2025, says a lot about what a juggernaut the entire Chinese EV industry has become.
@@skyserfhe did not get special version, just bought from the dealer and ship it to US. What is the point to get an customized version if you truly want to learn your competitors?
So let me get this straight, you can buy Tesla, GM, Cadillac in China which is supposed to be this authoritarian communist dictatorship according to our politicians, but in the land of the free these same politicians forbid us to buy any of these Chinese automobiles.
Tariff won't help like those rich guy (such as Ford CEO) from getting them but not so for the average American people. Many Americans still confuse with the fact that such tariff is simply a tax against them & not China.
@@YCHTT Most Americans can't even spell the word "tariff" let alone understand the economic ideology of import tariffs. Sad but true unfortunately. The only dependency at the moment for the Chinese is the dollar as all international trade still use this currency for trade. That's why America can have a deficit of a 3rd world country and not be down rated to trash status.
I live in Australia, we have no tariff on Chinese Cars. Since Chinese EVs come into the market. Telsa have dropped their price by 15% for both the model 3 and Y ... Tesla fanboys actually appreciate these Chinese cars, because now we have more compettition, we buy Tesla cheaper! Also I have my eye on the BYD shark EV pick up truck. Thing has 320kw 600 nm torque for the same price as a std model Y. WTF
The Xiaomi SU7 Max at US41K has Brembo brakes, Napa leather seats ( heated, ventilated and massage ) , 16 inch center screen , 15 spkr system, AWD, LiDAR, self parking , semi autonomous driving, air suspension adjustable height, 670hp 0-60mph 2.78 sec. , etc etc etc. That is one supercar for the price of a Model Y.
The point is......I am a Chinese, these are not even features, because every car has these functions. Xiaomi attract Chinese customers by its price not features. But Xiaomi is doing better.
I am doing my masters in china. I know ten thousand people booked this car in 48 hours and Xiaomi ran out of stock. The fact that they ran out of stock in 48 hours after announcement shocked me but when I saw this car in front of me it felt mesmerizing and I really understood it was not just the hype that made this car run out of stock in 48 hours. That car is a piece of art.
What’s interesting is that before it was officially released, no one believed that Xiaomi could really make a qualified electric car. They all thought it might be a cheap and bad car like BAIC. But after the release, the reputation soared, and the entire automotive industry was shocked. . . .😂
I just tried the SU7 in China a week ago. The interior of this car is on par with Porsche. The fully loaded version with air suspension costs around RMB290000 which is around $37000. The overall quality is fantastic.
@@Qlletrolle I assume you are talking about Cayenne or Panamera with leather options. But if you take a look at a $65k Macan's interior you will be surprised 🤡
If you can’t compete with them, slap on 100% tariffs; if that doesn’t work, cite national security concerns and ban them outright. Forget about free trade-that’s how you drive technological innovation and make better cars.
For those that don't know this is how tariffs don't work: 1. US places % tariff on Chinese products. 2. China sells less products in America. 3. As a response, American companies will raise their prices because there is less competition. 4. American consumers pay higher prices than previously.
But American companies can now afford higher salaries of employees which results in employees spending more which results in economic boast so tariffs help!
They’re great cars, I’d love to buy one too. However they are subsidized by a totalitarian dictatorship. When you buy one of these, you’re buying the CCP another Jet or boat.
If you can’t compete with them, slap on 100% tariffs; if that doesn’t work, cite national security concerns and ban them outright. Forget about free trade-that’s how you drive technological innovation and make better cars.
I would gladly pay the additional 100% EV tariff 4:10 currently on Chinese vehicles to try these and other Chinese cars. The hypocrisy is ridiculous. Just about 99% of everything we own in our homes is made in China, but when it comes to EVs all of a sudden we are worried about US auto makers. Where was that same concern for Maytag, Whirlpool, Hoovers, and all the other products previous 'Made in the USA'? Allow these cars to compete for US consumers just like smartphones and all the other consumer products we buy. Imagine if our government told us we could only travel on Boeing planes. Think of the complacency.
how many iphones, ipads, buicks, coke, kfc, mcDonald's, starbucks, nikes, Levys, we've sold to china, but i don't hear them screaming overcapacity & national security
I have seen many of these in Mexican border towns (Tijuana, Mexicali, etc.). If you are a Mexican resident, you can buy one, register it in Baja California, and drive it across the border into the USA. I've seen them in San Diego and Southern California.
@ You could, but you won’t be able to register it. You would need to register it in Mexico and pay taxes on that side of the border (so you would need residency).
@@adaptable1 The trouble, even if you can register it in Mexico, is having insurance coverage in the US. I've read that people who live/work across the border can get some sort of yearly insurance exemption to have coverage when they are driving their Mexican bought and registered cars north of the border.
If you can’t compete with them, slap on 100% tariffs; if that doesn’t work, cite national security concerns and ban them outright. Forget about free trade-that’s how you drive technological innovation and make better cars.
The Americans said they stole American technology. The Germans said they had stolen German technology. The Japanese say we can't lie. Because the Japanese rely on Chinese rare earths
Great video, Kim. Thank you! I actually live in China atm and got myself a Max version of the SU7 a month ago. Love driving it around, the best car I ever had, the previous being a BMW M5 Competition. The only negative was the 6 month wait for the delivery as the demand is HUGE over here. Went to the factory, too, to see the 700 robots making the car with one car coming out of the assembly line every 76 seconds. So much for the cheap labor. Will bring it with me once my time is up here.
We will have to see how fast the SU7 Ultra actually is (the one she mentions in the video is a prototype SU7, not at all production), but I think there is a good chance the production SU7 Ultra will beat both the Model S Plaid and the Taycan Turbo GT on the nurburgring.
AITO M9, most popular SUV over $70000 USD in China, sold about 17000-19000 cars each month. GLE, X5, Q7 sales are much worse than before now, only several thousands each month now. Still one of the biggest market for those cars.
If the Chinese evs came to the u.s. it would put the other car companies out of business cuz everyone would buy them cuz they're inexpensive and very high tech
western countries keep saying that Chinese cars are cheaper because of the government subsidies...I will be really happy to get the free money from their government to buy the nicer but cheaper cars. 😀
Government subsidies have stopped in 2020, so car companies that can no longer get easy money from the government can only find ways to sell cars around the world.
Exactly. Consumers don't give a shyt if they're government subsidies (let alone from another country). If they can get high quality car at a cheap price, who give a fck? Most consumers buy items based on their budget, they don't care about anything else.
@@hypothebai4634 Yes! BYD and GWM are opening factories in Brazil, and Chery Group, has had a factory for a long time here. There is a expectation that more companies will com, such as GAC e SAIC
For decades, Americans have loved their Acura, Infiniti, and Lexus cars. Why should they be surprised that Chinese cars can also be scrumptious? Great build quality. Great design. Great performance. But the killer factor is price!
Oh those are nice. I saw one in germany when I was visiting my brother. And I don't know why but they feel "classy". Not sure if other people get that impression.
Chinese here. These models came out, like, quite some time ago. And the way you hype them up is, like, so refreshing to watch as a Chinese viewer, cuz every feature you’ve mentioned is, like basic in the EV industry. Appreciate your effort miss. Thank all of you for your love ❤️
I live in Thailand. BYD plus others are building their cars here now and the already low prices are plummeting. It won't be long now before US, German and Japanese auto industries plus associated dealers/parts/jobs etc are decimated, sadly.
All for capitalism but USA is increasingly becoming an island where consumers are 'trapped'. As you are forced to pay exorbitant prices, CEO's who collect massive bonuses and the politicians who serve them must be lol.
Meanwhile, in America...as I look around...I see everyone pretty much driving either Honda, Toyota or Nissan lol. The Japanese auto industries saving grace on planet Earth is America lol...for now.
@@sed9406Same goes for trailer buddies messiah politician aka orange. This is murica, corporate over lords have freedom while citizens can do diwndle in keyboard 😅
@@jrkr7357 So why can't Europeans design good-looking cars in European companies, but they can design good-looking cars in China. NO, the key lies in the decision-makers of the enterprise.
chinese cars are cheap is due to the cheap labor in China. if you consider the workload and worktime of Chinese workers, their labor price per hour is cheaper than the labor in vietnam.
@@pipiqiqi4010 cheaper labor? do u think there are hudnreds of thousands of chinese ppl building the cars handmade? hahaha most is automated lol and there are many ppl with far better capabiltiies to do the needed jobs than any other country in the world, thats why compmanies are there, cause they got talented and skilled ppl, they dont need 5 years to make a prototype to production HAHA (cybertruck)
Musk at a certain point in time, gives all Tesla's patents, for free. To stimulate the market (sorry, the market was not existing at all at that time). To create a new market I should say. So he is not against good competition, it's the opposite.
The car industry in the USA is screwing the consumers just half of what the car industry in Europe is screwing the consumers. We pay approx. double of your prices with double to triple of fuel prices while having lower salaries than in the USA. 🤦♂️
@@Oh-That-Guy-Again So, China's willing to pay part of the cost for an American to get a car, in order to promote the technology and industry growth......It's not fair that you get to buy the car for cheaper....Make it more expensive.
The biggest factor that affects the cost is not manpower, but yield. For a product with more than 10,000 parts and assembly procedures, if there is 1% difference in each part, the cost will be more than doubled. This is the reason why TESLA Shanghai factory can produce one million cars a year, which solves the problem of not being able to deliver cars back then. It is also the reason why INTEL is losing ground today.
Just for info. From Malaysia and own a Tesla M3 LR. As a group many of us LOVE the Xiaomi SU7. But not expected to come her in 2005.Maybe 2026. I am waiting and will BUY when it is Launched here. Many Tesla Owners here are switching when the SU7 arrives.
The waitlist to get a Xiaomi SU7 is like 7-8months now. And they plan to debut their SUV in spring 2025, I mean they need to ramp up their production asap
Good for you, I am from Singapore and I cannot even afford a simple Toyota. I am now buying properties across the border as it is cheaper than buying a car. I think we have a 300% tariff here in Singapore. Hopefully I can afford a Xiaomi!
You caught me with the "Xiaomi SU7" in the title! 😃👍 But all the others - BYD, MG... 🤩 I spent the first 20 years of my life behind the iron curtain. We were sad that our "choice" for cars was limited to Trabant, Wartburg and with lots and lots of luck maybe Škoda, Lada and Dacia - period. I had never ever in my worst nightmares imagined that our politicians who praise the free trade for the benefit of the consumer for the best products for the best prices create again such barriers - 35 years after the political changes in Europe. WE in the "free" West get shitty, overpriced products while we see better, cheaper products, letting us feel like 2nd class consumers or citizens of the so called "3rd world". I don't want an ugly VW iD.3 or iD.4 for double of the price that the Xiaomi with the Tesla-like firmware and Porsche-like exterior design and power like both of them can offer. 😥 Let's see how long the politicians on both sides of the big pond will prohibit the own voters to buy the best products available! 😬
@supercadet111 Well, there is a BYD dealer in Berlin, too. But I'd never buy a car there. The service network is... almost non-existent. And I like the Xiaomi. 😉
how could a iD.3 cost double the price of a su7? shouldn't it be the other way around? exactly how much they ask for in Europe? in China iD.3 starts from rmb 113.9k, roughly 14.8k euros
Chinese cars are kick ass they don't want these cars here cause it would cause so much disruption cause there's so overpriced cars in America and these cars are soooo reasonably priced.
The Americans said they stole American technology. The Germans said they had stolen German technology. The Japanese say we can't lie. Because the Japanese rely on Chinese rare earths
I am soo glad that America is finally seeing ehat they are missing out on. And there are only a handful of some greta vehicles. Brands like BYD, Honda Ye, Avatr, Li Auto, Nio, Xpeng, Jiyue, Onvo, Icar, and hundreds of others all make great vehicles that are inexpensive and way more features than any $100k vehicle America has.
Not only inexpensive cars, I can tell you in China the sales of Huawei M9 this year are nearly 200000. Do you know the price of M9 EV? About 500000 RMB, equivalent to 70000 USD
Not only inexpensive cars, I can tell you in China the sales of Huawei M9 this year are nearly 200000. Do you know the price of M9 EV? About 500000 RMB, equivalent to 70000 USD
I got my Su7max in October, which I had been waiting for an entire 6 months. I must say that this car does have some notable shortcomings: 1. With 673hp my tolerance for slower cars ahead has decreased significantly during daily driving, and the probability of me shouting expletives has increased notably. 2. The rear passenger space in the Su7 is a bit cramped. Being a 6ft tall man, I find it difficult to stretch out comfortably. Other Chinese automotive brands tend to prioritize rear passenger comfort. 3. The height of the trunk opening is too low. If you place something like a medium-sized storage box from IKEA at the opening, you'll find that the trunk cannot be closed. 4. The frameless design of the rearview mirrors looks cool, but in fact, it's a hassle because the lenses are exposed, and even slight collisions can cause them to shatter. Apart from these, every other aspect is astonishingly excellent.
Wow, it actually smart to bring these cars to US and show the people the range of options available outside of US. Sort of education and sort of putting pressure on the regime. Almost like Tiktok, the regime wants to ban but people's power seem to defy the ban.
To answer your question about what would happen if Chinese cars were allowed: In an open market, American cars would likely struggle. Take Saudi Arabia as an example: in the 80s and 90s, American cars dominated the market. Fast forward to 2024, and their sales have dropped significantly, mostly limited to large SUVs. If you have two dealerships side by side, one offering cars priced between $35,000 and $55,000, and the other offering cars between $20,000 and $35,000, it’s easy to see where most buyers would go. The key point here is that Chinese cars often provide longer warranties and more features, making them even more appealing to consumers.
Making a deal with Chinese brands instead of banning them from the market is just crazy. They can build cars in the US for the US and boost American brands with joint-ventures.
However, consider this: why should the Chinese help the U.S. regain greatness when the U.S. government continues to accuse China of cheating and stealing, while simultaneously employing shameless and underhanded strategies to divide the nation? The current U.S. leaders are tarnishing the goodwill and reputation that previous generations built with China since the end of World War II, particularly among the younger Chinese generation.If you were Chinese, would you be willing to assist the USA? I imagine the Chinese might respond with, "No thanks. Americans can keep their market and enjoy their expensive cars. We're more interested in engaging with nations and people who treat us with mutual respect. Thankfully, the world doesn't revolve solely around the USA."
@kaixu1026 its a great response. Actually im telling these things because of Xi's motivation. He always tells this he says China can cooperate with the US in every field. Im pretty sure there is not a problem between American people and Chinese people. And history showed up us American companies and Chinese companies were great partners, and hope they will continue to be.
One of the biggest reasons for lower costs of Cinese EVs is the battery cost. Batteries are 30%-50% of an entire EV''s cost. China produces all the rare earths needed for EV batteries and BYD is the best battery producer in the world. Their batteries cost a fraction of those made in the west mainly due to better technology. BYD supplies Tesla, Hyunda, Kia and many other brands including the Chinese ones. This is a huge reason why Chinese EVs are not only less expensive but better.
I gave up my reservation of Tesla Roaster 2 and placed an order for Xiaomi Su7 Ultra, which is an upgrade version of Su7 for 1000 horsepower. Can't wait to see it in Mar 2025.
My boss came back from business trip from China- He said there are even cheaper EVs there but only sold in mainland China- like $3000 and $5000 EVs too and they aren't worse, just less range. Also said USA is about 30 years behind of China and sorry to see Americans paying 3x-4x more money for Evs or not even having much choices.
US nowadays is not the place where you can find the best in town, China is where you need to go if you want the best. In US, everything China is national security while in China, the best always welcomed even if it’s from US.
all these cars burried toyota, honda, and VW in china. last month toyota only sell 5000 cars in china, and it looks like they will break new bottom every months as toyota doesn't do anything in their EV division
Not quite, they are resolutely determined to keep hydrogen car dream alive. Like Sony held on to Betamax until even the cleaning ladies at Sony switched to VHS
@@Mike-e4z7c Hopefully they can hold on until then. But the two biggest markets are China and US and both of them choose EV car instead of hydrogen car.
The MG Cyberster is really cool. Obviously with MG originally being a British brand, we can still buy them here in the UK. It is a real shame that protectionism is stopping US buyers getting amazing cars that no US manufacturers are making
BYD is making some amazing vehicles. This SU7 is stunning and is so affordable. $30K range is awesome and you get more features than a $100K Tesla or Rivian. I love TEMU and BYD. China is really advancing far beyond American products.
In Chile Tesla started sales in January, 2024 and is the most sold EV brand with BYD. Both brands live calmly and has a enough market for their sales despite being a small market. I don't explian the reaction that US officials are taken with chinese brands. If US allows the chinese vehicles enter, the market gain more competition.
Let me know which other Chinese EVs you want me to feature. More videos coming soon!
What will leftists drive? They hate China and Tesla. VW? Nah. German past. Rivian? Is that a Ford startup?
AITO lineups ... like... M7 ?
BYD DENZA Z9 OR Z9GT
Yang Wang U8, please!
@@mikez3421 yang your own wang please
U.S.- If you can’t beat them, tax them.
Tariff the sht out of it
If you keep voting for pro union politicians, this is what happens
Blame Joe Biden for 100% EV Tariffs.
ok pinky, you earned your 50 cents post.
If you can’t compete with them, slap on 100% tariffs; if that doesn’t work, cite national security concerns and ban them outright. Forget about free trade-that’s how you drive technological innovation and make better cars.
The fact that the FORD CEO said that he wouldn't give up his Xiaomi EV after owning it for 7 months says a lot about Chinese EV quality
The fact that a smartphone company like Xiaomi decided to try to build a car in 2021 (yes just three years ago), and took only 1000 days (and about 1 billion USD) to design and build the SU7, including building and staffing the brand new highly automated factory for it in Beijing, and got the car on the market in spring of 2024, and have already built and sold 100,000 units before 2024 is even ended, with a high performance variant AND a second crossover model on the way by 2025, says a lot about what a juggernaut the entire Chinese EV industry has become.
The vehicle the CEO received isn’t indicative of the quality of the majority of production vehicles.
@@skyserfhe did not get special version, just bought from the dealer and ship it to US. What is the point to get an customized version if you truly want to learn your competitors?
I'm sure he already gave up his SU7 Max. and replace it with the new SU7 Ultra...
YES!
Farley loves his Speed Ultra 7 !!!
You cannot buy those in the "land of the free" 😂
And "home of the brave." Yep one needs to be very "brave" (more like asleep) to claim that statement...
Land of the free~~~ and home of the tariffs.
So let me get this straight, you can buy Tesla, GM, Cadillac in China which is supposed to be this authoritarian communist dictatorship according to our politicians, but in the land of the free these same politicians forbid us to buy any of these Chinese automobiles.
Because we need to keep lying to ourselves " USA, USA we're number one! " ... we are not...
Irony!
We can get most of these cars in Australia. The USA is putting itself way back in time, tariff's won't help, it's just delaying the inevitable.
Tariff won't help like those rich guy (such as Ford CEO) from getting them but not so for the average American people. Many Americans still confuse with the fact that such tariff is simply a tax against them & not China.
@@YCHTT Most Americans can't even spell the word "tariff" let alone understand the economic ideology of import tariffs. Sad but true unfortunately. The only dependency at the moment for the Chinese is the dollar as all international trade still use this currency for trade. That's why America can have a deficit of a 3rd world country and not be down rated to trash status.
Australia doesn't have a car industry... And the US, they have to change, as well as the Germans have to change their politics first...
We have to wait a couple more years for the American car companies to go bankrupt then we'll be able to get the Chinese cars.
I went to the Sydney EV show, sales told me that sport MG got 20 pre orders on the spot. Looks very hot indeed.
I live in Australia, we have no tariff on Chinese Cars. Since Chinese EVs come into the market. Telsa have dropped their price by 15% for both the model 3 and Y ... Tesla fanboys actually appreciate these Chinese cars, because now we have more compettition, we buy Tesla cheaper! Also I have my eye on the BYD shark EV pick up truck. Thing has 320kw 600 nm torque for the same price as a std model Y. WTF
Then you will hear West media saying CCP is subsiding the vehicle.. lol they don't understand a damn thing
Yeah I saw many in Sydney …I’m jealous…from Los Angeles
U lucky bastard😂
@@AlexanderTezoo😂😂😂. BYD has taken over Australia. Gave the common men luxury
Exactly. People defend coporates' profit rather than their own consumer's benefits these days. Tariffs only hurt themselves.
The Xiaomi SU7 Max at US41K has Brembo brakes, Napa leather seats ( heated, ventilated and massage ) , 16 inch center screen , 15 spkr system, AWD, LiDAR, self parking , semi autonomous driving, air suspension adjustable height, 670hp 0-60mph 2.78 sec. , etc etc etc. That is one supercar for the price of a Model Y.
BMW IX50 will set you back for 100k US and take BMW almost 4 years to come to the soon to be crowded dance floor😢
And model Y $33.000 in China 🇨🇳😂 + $8.500 you aredy get Xiaomi su7 max
Yeap comi China will bankrupt all the car companies because they can't compete with slave labor and dirty cash from CCP.
The point is......I am a Chinese, these are not even features, because every car has these functions. Xiaomi attract Chinese customers by its price not features. But Xiaomi is doing better.
And MG is actually failing in China, I haven't seen one since 2021
I am doing my masters in china. I know ten thousand people booked this car in 48 hours and Xiaomi ran out of stock. The fact that they ran out of stock in 48 hours after announcement shocked me but when I saw this car in front of me it felt mesmerizing and I really understood it was not just the hype that made this car run out of stock in 48 hours. That car is a piece of art.
each month Xiaomi is making about 20000 cars.... don't think that's enough to fulfill the orders
What’s interesting is that before it was officially released, no one believed that Xiaomi could really make a qualified electric car. They all thought it might be a cheap and bad car like BAIC. But after the release, the reputation soared, and the entire automotive industry was shocked. . . .😂
@@fatdoi003Not enough at all! I ordered my su7 at 11.25 but I have to wait until March 2025 to get it
@@0.0LEE-n8i 中国原本只有吉利一家底盘优秀，但是小米突然出现了
China's production of rare earths and rare minerals has remained at more than 90% of global total production, with a peak of 97.63% in 2005
I just tried the SU7 in China a week ago. The interior of this car is on par with Porsche. The fully loaded version with air suspension costs around RMB290000 which is around $37000. The overall quality is fantastic.
Not really no. The interior quality is more like a Nio ET5. It's ok and great value but definitely not like a Porsche.
@@Qlletrolle I assume you are talking about Cayenne or Panamera with leather options. But if you take a look at a $65k Macan's interior you will be surprised 🤡
@@zslwinson I will get a chance to examine the new Macan EV in a month or so and will reach back.
@ well, they are very close. I guess I am not talking about Porsche 911, more like Macan.
@@QlletrolleSays someone who NEVER actually drive one
I hate when countries regulate those amazing cars just because it's too good 😢
It’s cheap labor, why do you think it’s that cheap
@@stanleycius3295built by robots
@@stanleycius3295 Xiaomi's car factory is full of robots manufacturing cars. You can watch the promotional video of Xiaomi's car factory
cheap labor, stolen patents and dumping the exchange rates, why not ?
If you can’t compete with them, slap on 100% tariffs; if that doesn’t work, cite national security concerns and ban them outright. Forget about free trade-that’s how you drive technological innovation and make better cars.
For those that don't know this is how tariffs don't work:
1. US places % tariff on Chinese products.
2. China sells less products in America.
3. As a response, American companies will raise their prices because there is less competition.
4. American consumers pay higher prices than previously.
Exactly
没问题 美国人有钱 不用为他们担心😅
But American companies can now afford higher salaries of employees which results in employees spending more which results in economic boast so tariffs help!
@polaris1985 That's how it's supposed to go, but what actually happens is the extra profits going to high ranking executives.
@@polaris1985not really. Only CEO and BOD gets a pay raise.
I want a Xiaomi SU7 as well. Chinese car designs, fit and finishes are so nice now.
Xiaomi SU7 is definitely my next car.
@@9064peterpan If you like the car, I can help you get it.
The designer of Xiaomi SU7 is Chris Bangle
They’re great cars, I’d love to buy one too. However they are subsidized by a totalitarian dictatorship. When you buy one of these, you’re buying the CCP another Jet or boat.
my profit from Xiaomi stock can buy me 2 SU7, and I do want it as my next car... but sadly in Canada we cannot buy Chinese EV neither...
It’s so crazy how cheap and good these cars are in China. We are being screwed REALLY bad with the auto industry in the US.
the only good software integration & bms are Chinese evs & tesla. the rest are a mess
They want us to buy American overpriced junk. So ceo's can make big bonuses
that's what's happening with VW right now..expensive and uncompetitive cars
If you can’t compete with them, slap on 100% tariffs; if that doesn’t work, cite national security concerns and ban them outright. Forget about free trade-that’s how you drive technological innovation and make better cars.
Many Chinese car companies are not making profits 😂😂
What happen to our freedom to purchase whatever we want?
When Western corpos are no longer competitive.
It never existed, It was just a story for kids. 😂
Tariff is a tax against the Americans on such freedom.
Thats not a freedom.
US politicians want you to pay those legacy autos who overpriced their cars first, the tax ....
I would gladly pay the additional 100% EV tariff 4:10 currently on Chinese vehicles to try these and other Chinese cars. The hypocrisy is ridiculous. Just about 99% of everything we own in our homes is made in China, but when it comes to EVs all of a sudden we are worried about US auto makers. Where was that same concern for Maytag, Whirlpool, Hoovers, and all the other products previous 'Made in the USA'? Allow these cars to compete for US consumers just like smartphones and all the other consumer products we buy. Imagine if our government told us we could only travel on Boeing planes. Think of the complacency.
Valid points
Don’t be mad, hop on the maga train, room for all
how many iphones, ipads, buicks, coke, kfc, mcDonald's, starbucks, nikes, Levys, we've sold to china, but i don't hear them screaming overcapacity & national security
ok little pinky, you earned your 50 cents post.
@@pitech4446 hey, trolls, you get 1 cent.
I have seen many of these in Mexican border towns (Tijuana, Mexicali, etc.). If you are a Mexican resident, you can buy one, register it in Baja California, and drive it across the border into the USA. I've seen them in San Diego and Southern California.
I haven't seen any in Los Angeles yet but hope too soon.
wait. can a US national buy a Chinese EV from Mexico and drive it into US permanently?
@ You could, but you won’t be able to register it. You would need to register it in Mexico and pay taxes on that side of the border (so you would need residency).
@@adaptable1 The trouble, even if you can register it in Mexico, is having insurance coverage in the US. I've read that people who live/work across the border can get some sort of yearly insurance exemption to have coverage when they are driving their Mexican bought and registered cars north of the border.
Won’t do it for a car, definitely no time for it
If you can’t compete with them, slap on 100% tariffs; if that doesn’t work, cite national security concerns and ban them outright. Forget about free trade-that’s how you drive technological innovation and make better cars.
When there is a 100% tax, it's not about the security issue; it's just that US politicians want you to pay for those legacy autos in the US.
can't buy SU7 in america... then buy porsche taycan instead for 4x the price
哪怕是今天，还有西方学者为鸦片战争辩护将其称之为 保卫自由贸易。
exactly 😂
@@jrkr7357 Then politicians make more money
Chinese cars are 90%manufacturing is done automatic robots...
So, it's build quality is so good ..
Lol you are wrong. Chinese workers builds better quality than Americans
my brother's son work at BYD factory,he is a module worker, the factory use roboto to complete much process
这些流水线甚至不需要电灯照明，所以制造成本更低。但不好的地方是现在中国面临相当大的就业压力，失业率非常高
I would buy them. America always complaining about free trade, open markets etc etc…..and we can’t buy them here in the US, wtf!
No, when they were ahead, they encouraged free trade. It’s just that in the past decade, the U.S. has indeed fallen behind in many aspects.
The Americans said they stole American technology. The Germans said they had stolen German technology. The Japanese say we can't lie. Because the Japanese rely on Chinese rare earths
Great video, Kim. Thank you! I actually live in China atm and got myself a Max version of the SU7 a month ago. Love driving it around, the best car I ever had, the previous being a BMW M5 Competition. The only negative was the 6 month wait for the delivery as the demand is HUGE over here. Went to the factory, too, to see the 700 robots making the car with one car coming out of the assembly line every 76 seconds. So much for the cheap labor. Will bring it with me once my time is up here.
So, what is the loophole, buying abroad and owning it for a certain amount of time before importing to the states? Assuming you are from the states?
@@daviddownhill9700 Yes that's it. Same for Australia, I think it's a year.
You are serious. Factory tour must be eye opening.
Lucky you, the Max is my dream car, way better then M and AMG.
The SU7: Killer of Tesla and Porsche.
Wait till she sees any of the Huawei EVs & BYD U8/U9 LOL and she will never mention Tesla again LOL
We will have to see how fast the SU7 Ultra actually is (the one she mentions in the video is a prototype SU7, not at all production), but I think there is a good chance the production SU7 Ultra will beat both the Model S Plaid and the Taycan Turbo GT on the nurburgring.
No wonder Tesla is #1 in the USA, they have no real competition in which to compete with.
AITO M9, most popular SUV over $70000 USD in China, sold about 17000-19000 cars each month.
GLE, X5, Q7 sales are much worse than before now, only several thousands each month now. Still one of the biggest market for those cars.
"I am going topless for this video.." My initial reaction was "oh wow!".
same here😂
For that i watched whole video no fastforward
If the Chinese evs came to the u.s. it would put the other car companies out of business cuz everyone would buy them cuz they're inexpensive and very high tech
Sounds good to me. Or US companies would have to lower prices to compete.
@ledzeppelin1212 and make theur cars better
It appears Nissan is on the brink and VW may be as well....
Actually competition is good for consumer as competing between companies will lower down the price.
Why not bring the Chinese EV makers into the US and let them become part of the US auto makers?
western countries keep saying that Chinese cars are cheaper because of the government subsidies...I will be really happy to get the free money from their government to buy the nicer but cheaper cars. 😀
Government subsidies have stopped in 2020, so car companies that can no longer get easy money from the government can only find ways to sell cars around the world.
don't forget American Union workers make 3X more money than Chinese BYD workers.
特斯拉在中国领取的电动车补贴远超过比亚迪
I was thinking the same, if ccp giving money to Americans to buy cheap Chinese cars, isn’t that the best way to beat communism lol
Exactly. Consumers don't give a shyt if they're government subsidies (let alone from another country). If they can get high quality car at a cheap price, who give a fck? Most consumers buy items based on their budget, they don't care about anything else.
Available in Brazil 🇧🇷🤝🇨🇳
Have any Chinese manufacturers opened production plants down in Brazil?
@@hypothebai4634BYD has a plant in Brazil
@@hypothebai4634 I believe BYD is doing it now
@@hypothebai4634 Yes! BYD and GWM are opening factories in Brazil, and Chery Group, has had a factory for a long time here. There is a expectation that more companies will com, such as GAC e SAIC
@@hypothebai4634 BYD
chinese cars really are the best cars on earth!
@@johnc1873 go over there and live
Chinese cities are also beautiful, safe, clean, and thoroughly modern. American cities are now slums.
If you could import China electric cars, that car would be the fastest private car in the United States
For decades, Americans have loved their Acura, Infiniti, and Lexus cars. Why should they be surprised that Chinese cars can also be scrumptious? Great build quality. Great design. Great performance.
But the killer factor is price!
I'm a NIO fan but I want a SU7...
TheCEOs are good frends😂
Oh those are nice. I saw one in germany when I was visiting my brother. And I don't know why but they feel "classy". Not sure if other people get that impression.
If you could import China electric cars, that car would be the fastest private car in the United States
0 - 60 in less than 3 seconds?
That's super car's performance!
Chinese here.
These models came out, like, quite some time ago. And the way you hype them up is, like, so refreshing to watch as a Chinese viewer, cuz every feature you’ve mentioned is, like basic in the EV industry.
Appreciate your effort miss.
Thank all of you for your love ❤️
I live in Thailand. BYD plus others are building their cars here now and the already low prices are plummeting. It won't be long now before US, German and Japanese auto industries plus associated dealers/parts/jobs etc are decimated, sadly.
Not sadly, it's capitalism my friend, the market, and that is good for consumers 😊
All for capitalism but USA is increasingly becoming an island where consumers are 'trapped'. As you are forced to pay exorbitant prices, CEO's who collect massive bonuses and the politicians who serve them must be lol.
任何东西它的价格不重要，重要的是人人都能买到优惠便宜的商品，有钱的人可以开法拉利坐劳斯莱斯，难道能让穷人也享受到这些不好么。
Meanwhile, in America...as I look around...I see everyone pretty much driving either Honda, Toyota or Nissan lol. The Japanese auto industries saving grace on planet Earth is America lol...for now.
I'm Asian American AND I SUPPORT CHINA
China is a great country. Lots of innovation. Incredible people.
Joe：now u understand why I imposed 100% tariff on Chinese vehicles
They're only there to protect his donor class, not the welfare of the people.
@@sed9406Same goes for trailer buddies messiah politician aka orange.
This is murica, corporate over lords have freedom while citizens can do diwndle in keyboard 😅
@@sed9406 of cause ,No matter where you are in the world, only fools think that politicians care about the interests of ordinary people
the su7 is actually the 3rd design finally approved by Xiaomi, they do know what the consumer want.
The people at Xiaomi are most definitely smarter than the people over at Jaguar.
I think the designers are Europeans. Just like BYD who hired Europeans as its designers.....
@jrkr7357 correct
@@jrkr7357 So why can't Europeans design good-looking cars in European companies, but they can design good-looking cars in China. NO, the key lies in the decision-makers of the enterprise.
@@jrkr7357 I believe they hired the same guy who did the Taycan for Porche, hence the resemblance.
Tesla sells 20000 cars in China every month....and no chinese car sell in the US
Tesla in china pay 600k about 2023。
and chinse gov't gave subsidy to tesla... but no one mentioned about it
Source: believe me bro
@@Ateshtesh soryy for mistake。tesla Shanghai exported around 23,250 cars out of 86,700 made in August, implying domestic sales of nearly 63,500.
Wayyyy more than 20,000
American, Japanese, Korean, and European car makers are screwed 😢
i wouldn't say american because tesla will be just fine and tesla makes amazing cars the model 3 performance is legit
@cesarforte617
What about the others?
Tesla can't build cars for everyone in the US.
Tesla is too expensive for most of the population.
chinese cars are cheap is due to the cheap labor in China. if you consider the workload and worktime of Chinese workers, their labor price per hour is cheaper than the labor in vietnam.
@@pipiqiqi4010 cheaper labor? do u think there are hudnreds of thousands of chinese ppl building the cars handmade? hahaha most is automated lol and there are many ppl with far better capabiltiies to do the needed jobs than any other country in the world, thats why compmanies are there, cause they got talented and skilled ppl, they dont need 5 years to make a prototype to production HAHA (cybertruck)
@@pipiqiqi4010 Cheaper than Vietnam because of automation. Cost of labor has gone up significantly in China.
If chinese cars were actually sold in the US. I would totally buy one
not a chance, US regime deem it national security threat.
@tigading2177 definitely a threat to their pockets
You will get in line dude, behind me probably
Vice president Musk will never allow the SU7 into the US.
On the contrary!!!
@ We shall see.
Keep dreaming on both of those comments since ELON from South Africa isn’t an American citizen.
@@XX-166 It's not where you come from, It's where you're going that matters.
Mr. Musk is the President of The United States.
And the World.
Musk at a certain point in time, gives all Tesla's patents, for free. To stimulate the market (sorry, the market was not existing at all at that time). To create a new market I should say. So he is not against good competition, it's the opposite.
now people understand why 100% tariff
Shows that our Auto industry is screwing us
The car industry in the USA is screwing the consumers just half of what the car industry in Europe is screwing the consumers.
We pay approx. double of your prices with double to triple of fuel prices while having lower salaries than in the USA. 🤦♂️
China is subsidizing their cars and they can be cheap. Not fair. We need an equal playing field.
@@Oh-That-Guy-Again The Chinese taxpayer is handing you a gift and you're swatting it down
@@Oh-That-Guy-Again So, China's willing to pay part of the cost for an American to get a car, in order to promote the technology and industry growth......It's not fair that you get to buy the car for cheaper....Make it more expensive.
That’s because people keep buying US cars they’re not happy with.
Lovely video！ And welcome you to coming again！
Can't wait...lots of stuff in the works!
are you guys renting, leasing them?
@@USUG0他们是目前中国最大的汽车媒体
@@orangejuice1-l7t 这并没有回答问题
@USUG0 I think they just built a showroom for Americans to visit. No rental service.
Test drive a NIO
Stay tuned 😉
awesome! The battery swapping will really set it apart
Battery swapping NIO
@@ItsKimJava Not their most expensive model, but the Nio ET5 Touring wagon is perhaps one of the prettiest cars on the market today.
@@AstuteRealm Battery swapping NO.
The biggest factor that affects the cost is not manpower, but yield. For a product with more than 10,000 parts and assembly procedures, if there is 1% difference in each part, the cost will be more than doubled. This is the reason why TESLA Shanghai factory can produce one million cars a year, which solves the problem of not being able to deliver cars back then. It is also the reason why INTEL is losing ground today.
if you cant compete, slap tariffs, or accuse them of copying something you dont have. lol. americans.
I'm so jealous of you 🥺🥺🥺 I want to buy one if these. as a broke college student a 41k Xiaomi car will literally HEAL my soul
Today, what stop you from buying a Toyoday, Hoonday and Neesun?
Just for info. From Malaysia and own a Tesla M3 LR. As a group many of us LOVE the Xiaomi SU7. But not expected to come her in 2005.Maybe 2026. I am waiting and will BUY when it is Launched here. Many Tesla Owners here are switching when the SU7 arrives.
The waitlist to get a Xiaomi SU7 is like 7-8months now. And they plan to debut their SUV in spring 2025, I mean they need to ramp up their production asap
Good for you, I am from Singapore and I cannot even afford a simple Toyota. I am now buying properties across the border as it is cheaper than buying a car. I think we have a 300% tariff here in Singapore. Hopefully I can afford a Xiaomi!
Great news!
well,Malaysia is not a land for EVs
You should be mad. There's at least 50 more brands and hundreds more models where these came from. And all your consumers are missing out.
You caught me with the "Xiaomi SU7" in the title! 😃👍
But all the others - BYD, MG... 🤩
I spent the first 20 years of my life behind the iron curtain. We were sad that our "choice" for cars was limited to Trabant, Wartburg and with lots and lots of luck maybe Škoda, Lada and Dacia - period.
I had never ever in my worst nightmares imagined that our politicians who praise the free trade for the benefit of the consumer for the best products for the best prices create again such barriers - 35 years after the political changes in Europe.
WE in the "free" West get shitty, overpriced products while we see better, cheaper products, letting us feel like 2nd class consumers or citizens of the so called "3rd world".
I don't want an ugly VW iD.3 or iD.4 for double of the price that the Xiaomi with the Tesla-like firmware and Porsche-like exterior design and power like both of them can offer. 😥
Let's see how long the politicians on both sides of the big pond will prohibit the own voters to buy the best products available! 😬
I live on a Caribbean island and we have a BYD Dealership😁 Just some salt for those wounds.
@supercadet111 Well, there is a BYD dealer in Berlin, too.
But I'd never buy a car there.
The service network is... almost non-existent. And I like the Xiaomi. 😉
@@u.e.u.e.just buy a new one
@ZaphodTube How?
how could a iD.3 cost double the price of a su7? shouldn't it be the other way around? exactly how much they ask for in Europe? in China iD.3 starts from rmb 113.9k, roughly 14.8k euros
Which market is more free, US or China? In China, people can buy Tesla, they also can buy BYD or Huawei or XiaoMi. In US, can people buy Chinese EVs?
لهذا الحكومة الأمريكية تخاف من الشراكات السيارات الصينية التي تصنع سيارات كهربائيه الأكثر تطورا في العالم والارخص
the xiaomi su7 max gives you 673hp for $41k😮 that Cyberster is so sexy
If citizens around the world except for Americans enjoy good but cheap products from China, would living quality of Americans drop?
Chinese cars are kick ass they don't want these cars here cause it would cause so much disruption cause there's so overpriced cars in America and these cars are soooo reasonably priced.
Xiaomi just did what Apple couldn't. I want one!
Google*
American cars are so outdated. The heavy tariff won't save American cars.
it's all about choices, Americans prefer "freedom cars" at twice the price, half the features
😂😂😂@tigading2177
The Americans said they stole American technology. The Germans said they had stolen German technology. The Japanese say we can't lie. Because the Japanese rely on Chinese rare earths
5:00 Am I the only one who thinks it bears a striking resemblance to the Defender?👀
I am soo glad that America is finally seeing ehat they are missing out on. And there are only a handful of some greta vehicles. Brands like BYD, Honda Ye, Avatr, Li Auto, Nio, Xpeng, Jiyue, Onvo, Icar, and hundreds of others all make great vehicles that are inexpensive and way more features than any $100k vehicle America has.
Not only inexpensive cars, I can tell you in China the sales of Huawei M9 this year are nearly 200000. Do you know the price of M9 EV? About 500000 RMB, equivalent to 70000 USD
Not only inexpensive cars, I can tell you in China the sales of Huawei M9 this year are nearly 200000. Do you know the price of M9 EV? About 500000 RMB, equivalent to 70000 USD
Land of the free? - NOT😂
U.S. never practice what they preach.
I got my Su7max in October, which I had been waiting for an entire 6 months. I must say that this car does have some notable shortcomings:
1. With 673hp my tolerance for slower cars ahead has decreased significantly during daily driving, and the probability of me shouting expletives has increased notably.
2. The rear passenger space in the Su7 is a bit cramped. Being a 6ft tall man, I find it difficult to stretch out comfortably. Other Chinese automotive brands tend to prioritize rear passenger comfort.
3. The height of the trunk opening is too low. If you place something like a medium-sized storage box from IKEA at the opening, you'll find that the trunk cannot be closed.
4. The frameless design of the rearview mirrors looks cool, but in fact, it's a hassle because the lenses are exposed, and even slight collisions can cause them to shatter.
Apart from these, every other aspect is astonishingly excellent.
No wonder the US government wants high tariffs on these cars. Us auto makers can't compete.
Obviously the Xiaomi SU7! What a car!
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Wow, it actually smart to bring these cars to US and show the people the range of options available outside of US. Sort of education and sort of putting pressure on the regime. Almost like Tiktok, the regime wants to ban but people's power seem to defy the ban.
😂😂😂 nobody cares TikTok need to be ban anyways
su7 would get me behind bars.
su7 ultra is 1548 horse power, try that one
damn funny. 🤣
You crack me up 😂😂😂😂
To answer your question about what would happen if Chinese cars were allowed:
In an open market, American cars would likely struggle. Take Saudi Arabia as an example: in the 80s and 90s, American cars dominated the market. Fast forward to 2024, and their sales have dropped significantly, mostly limited to large SUVs.
If you have two dealerships side by side, one offering cars priced between $35,000 and $55,000, and the other offering cars between $20,000 and $35,000, it’s easy to see where most buyers would go. The key point here is that Chinese cars often provide longer warranties and more features, making them even more appealing to consumers.
we need to see Nio ET9 review the tech on it is a game changer
不！Nio的技术已经落后他的对手BYD，Li ，Geely，Xiaopeng，Huawei ，他在中国国内已经有掉队迹象了
It's somewhat better in Europe, we have a few of the models you met. But the US EV market is simply developmentally disabled.
Review the BYD Dolphin. The EV built for the common person.
Too expensive at $16k! The 11k$ BYD Seagull is where it's at!
That Wuling, another Chinese car company, could be even more cheaper.
All for common person
@@yaqiwang5242 7000 US dollars
I want this car, finally we can own cool looking fast cars without paying an arm and a leg.
Making a deal with Chinese brands instead of banning them from the market is just crazy. They can build cars in the US for the US and boost American brands with joint-ventures.
However, consider this: why should the Chinese help the U.S. regain greatness when the U.S. government continues to accuse China of cheating and stealing, while simultaneously employing shameless and underhanded strategies to divide the nation? The current U.S. leaders are tarnishing the goodwill and reputation that previous generations built with China since the end of World War II, particularly among the younger Chinese generation.If you were Chinese, would you be willing to assist the USA? I imagine the Chinese might respond with, "No thanks. Americans can keep their market and enjoy their expensive cars. We're more interested in engaging with nations and people who treat us with mutual respect. Thankfully, the world doesn't revolve solely around the USA."
@kaixu1026 its a great response. Actually im telling these things because of Xi's motivation. He always tells this he says China can cooperate with the US in every field. Im pretty sure there is not a problem between American people and Chinese people. And history showed up us American companies and Chinese companies were great partners, and hope they will continue to be.
@@kaixu1026美国人民与中国人民不存在分歧。而我们的政府却产生了分歧😂
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No wonder the ford CEO drives it and dont want to sell it
Bring the SU7 to the UK please.
One of the biggest reasons for lower costs of Cinese EVs is the battery cost. Batteries are 30%-50% of an entire EV''s cost. China produces all the rare earths needed for EV batteries and BYD is the best battery producer in the world. Their batteries cost a fraction of those made in the west mainly due to better technology. BYD supplies Tesla, Hyunda, Kia and many other brands including the Chinese ones. This is a huge reason why Chinese EVs are not only less expensive but better.
China's production of rare earths and rare minerals has remained at more than 90% of global total production, with a peak of 97.63% in 2005
I gave up my reservation of Tesla Roaster 2 and placed an order for Xiaomi Su7 Ultra, which is an upgrade version of Su7 for 1000 horsepower. Can't wait to see it in Mar 2025.
I think she should ride on avatr 12, yangwang u9😊
My boss came back from business trip from China- He said there are even cheaper EVs there but only sold in mainland China- like $3000 and $5000 EVs too and they aren't worse, just less range. Also said USA is about 30 years behind of China and sorry to see Americans paying 3x-4x more money for Evs or not even having much choices.
US nowadays is not the place where you can find the best in town, China is where you need to go if you want the best. In US, everything China is national security while in China, the best always welcomed even if it’s from US.
Yes. Our textbook says that the United States is the most advanced country in the world, and there are many praises for the United States.
Americans need to pay more for cars because it takes a lot of money to stir up conflicts in every corner of the world.
su7 is a good car, FORD CEO VERIFIED
everyday to use
all these cars burried toyota, honda, and VW in china. last month toyota only sell 5000 cars in china, and it looks like they will break new bottom every months as toyota doesn't do anything in their EV division
Not quite, they are resolutely determined to keep hydrogen car dream alive. Like Sony held on to Betamax until even the cleaning ladies at Sony switched to VHS
@@Mike-e4z7c Hopefully they can hold on until then. But the two biggest markets are China and US and both of them choose EV car instead of hydrogen car.
We have most of these brands in Mexico except for Xiaomi and Li ......I´m hoping the SU/ may come maybe next year
"Who needs a McLaren? when you can get this for a fraction of the cost!" Exactly, the McLaren is not for going to Starbucks.
I like the Xiaomi SU7 ultra. Can’t wait to own one.
1500匹马力，你有赛车手的技术吗？哈哈
Xiaomi is not only large in China they are also very popular brand in South, Southeast Asia and Africa.
You can still get one from tariffs, there is a website where you can order Chinese cars.
It's SO FRUSTRATING THAT I CAN'T BUT IT IN THE US!!!
The MG Cyberster is really cool. Obviously with MG originally being a British brand, we can still buy them here in the UK. It is a real shame that protectionism is stopping US buyers getting amazing cars that no US manufacturers are making
Protection is good 😂😂😂why would u destroy ur own domestic car company to have cheap car
Parked next to the Xiaomi SU7 are also two fantastic sports sedans - Lynk & Co's Z10 (black) and IM L6 (white).
There is no free market in the country that claims to promote the free market the most.
Do a full XIAOMI video. Please
This is a beautiful car and that cheap I can't believe it.
I would say NIO’s electric cars are more premium and fancier, just hope people in the free world can also enjoy them. 😂
The land of the free is depriving their freedom😱
Even Canada banned them. 😔
6:43 that expression after you hear the price 😂, that’s the “I can afford it but why the $*#^§ we cannot actually buy it” look.
BYD is making some amazing vehicles. This SU7 is stunning and is so affordable. $30K range is awesome and you get more features than a $100K Tesla or Rivian. I love TEMU and BYD. China is really advancing far beyond American products.
The point is, these Chinese cars outclass the western world, unless we spend 100K plus. We need to stop building dull expensive cars!
In Chile Tesla started sales in January, 2024 and is the most sold EV brand with BYD. Both brands live calmly and has a enough market for their sales despite being a small market. I don't explian the reaction that US officials are taken with chinese brands. If US allows the chinese vehicles enter, the market gain more competition.
I want one,
Not kidding 😊