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We’ve got some news for you all… It looks like it won’t be too long until Chinese car manufacturers are soon set to take over the car world!
In the past, people haven’t made much of the offerings from Chinese manufacturers as they’re often seen to produce knock-off, cheap versions of Western cars. However, all of that is set to change pretty soon.
For example, NEO, a manufacturer of electric cars, is set to expand into Europe & USA by 2025. Its cars are revolutionary as rather than requiring you to charge up your car's battery, you instead take it to a battery swapping station, where your car can be fitted with a fully charged battery in just 5 minutes!
Neo aren’t just the only ones, though! There’s also Xpeng Motors, a manufacturer that also specialises in electric cars. However, their cars are MUCH cheaper than established brands such as Tesla. For example, they have a Model Y competitor that costs just £18,000!
So what do you think, could Chinese manufacturers be set to take over the automotive world?! You’ll have to keep watching to find out!
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What new car are you most looking forward to?
Bugatti bolide
@@alantryhard8632 Amazing me too
Hiya carwow!😍
Where is a video of the Renault Austral?
th-cam.com/video/rDdkqzJzxww/w-d-xo.html.
I was abroad in Vancouver studying for a few years. And after my journey I went back to China, I was surprised how much the vehicles on the road has changed. A lot of them are EV‘s and most of them are car brands I don’t know. Even my uncle has got a new BYD. The one thing surprised me the most is the traditional delivery truck are all changed to EV’s while remaining their traditional shape.
跟我一样。我在素丽白石，一九年回去的时候看到了那么多车自己都不知道是发生了啥了。
I also studied in Vancouver. I'm originally from India but i do have some relatives in Hongkong. I was really shocked to see my uncle's MG zs ev. It's cheaper than hyundai kona and has an amazing range too of 420 km. That car is half the price of my c class in India and equally fast. I'm very happy with China's progress. Jaguar is also owned 50 percent by a chinese company.
Can’t wait for the ET5 to hit UK markets
@@youngdrug5927 Jaguar is owned by India company (Tata Motors) --- but they have Chinese market - factory for cars too-- maybe this is owned 50% by Chinese company, not everything
@@wyrazowfkp yes in china cherry owns 50 percent of Jlr
Chinese cars have come a long way. They are becoming popular in South Africa. One of the manufacturers called Chery offer a car with a 10 year, 1000000km warranty.
在中国这是常事
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@@Jonathan-n5pfound the real bot 😂
Recently, Chinese car manufacturers like changhan, DFSK and Haval, MG etc showed up here in Pakistan and they're surprisingly doing really well.
Same in Azerbaijan. Haval, Geely, Changan and so on
watched owners review of Haval H6 on PakWheels YT channel & that thing is sick for what it costs. damn wish i could get one. 😩
Because they don't have competition there and honda and Toyota is not offering u guys good cars
And also u don't have your own car company
@@himanshugoswamii acha to itni fikar ho rahi tujhe Pakistan ki pajeet, didi di hai apne tune yahan? 🤦
I've invested in BYD because other car companies will be using the BYD Blade Batteries. They already contracts with Tesla, Toyota and Subaru. The Blade Battery (which is LFP) is less expensive than most current batteries and will keep getting better energy density. We will probably see it in many other auto brands.
most importantly, the blade battery is currently the safest battery in the world
I have driven the NIO ET7 in Shanghai. It is formidable. I have three cars on my list Porsche Taycan (great handling but poor tech) , BMW Xi 60 great car and best German tech (pity about the buck teeth and side view) and the NIO ET7 probably the best. NIO ET7 is fast, comfortable, has long-range, handles and its appearance is up there with the Taycan (arguably the best-looking EV). The ET7 will probably win, best tech, infrastructure (super charger network) and battery swapping plus fantastic everything.
nio is crap compared to other simialr cars
@@markcasila8310 Have you driven one mark. Especially the ET7. Your criticism is general can you give me more specifics?
How you feel now with the Crazy lockdown?
@@cleey Crazy, though we are lucky. We live in a house with a garden but we cannot leave our area. We have been locked down for 14 days on Friday, but it feels like a lifetime. It is the first time my movement has been this curtailed since I have lived here. I wonder when it will end?
@@9kilsyth Stay safe.
Nice Video Matt, you forgot to mention that the red London bus is also made by BYD. And Ford, GM etc buy their batteries from China. Like everyone else, I am looking forward to the cost of new EV's dropping in price. Probably will not happen until at least 2023 as everyone selling EV's currently has a massive waiting list.
If everyone drove EV vehicles tomorrow the electrical grid would melt. If you really are for electric vehicles then you should be lobbying your government and writing your MP's to invest the trillions of dollars required to upgrade the infrastructure necessary to support a society of electric vehicles.
@M F so many really don't research nor try to understand the behind the scenes of what it would really take to have everyone driving EVs. Heck a couple of 100 EVs in a normal neighborhood could cripple that grid lol.
@Hajs ok
I don't know GM, but Ford doesn't buy it's batteries from China. They buy from a South Korean company. They are also investing in a plant with the same company.
@@MF-rtard89 this isn’t true, a national grid rep has confirmed this in an interview with Chris Harris
Great sum up, thanks😊I own Xpeng P7 Performance (Norway) and its a wonder of a car. Extremely comfortable driving, very quick, silent and awesome looking. Love it😊
Any concerns about spare parts, maintenance, and repairs? Even Tesla is notorious for having long lead times and high prices for even simple fixes. How do you think your car would fare in terms of support after 5-10 years?
@@xiuxiu1108 No more concerns than the BMW I4 M50 I also own. I cannot predict the future, but any Company that wanna make it, would have to fare well in such matters
my god, Norway seems to have all the latest Chinese brands.
@feng dfd I have used mine in wearher with -20/30 with no problems whatsoever
@@IA100KPDT Hehe, yes, theres quite a bit of a selection to choose from
In the next past, I used to associate Chinese cars with something cheap and unreliable in every aspects of a car. Eventually, a couple of month ago, I got to see and test BYD HAN and was completely blown by it’s high-level quality, tech and reliability (according to one’s who owned such cars for a whale of time). Then I checked several other vehicles too (Zeekr 01, BYD Song, NIO ET7 etc). After these times, I started to appreciate Chinese ELECTRIC (still not sure about Chinese cars with ICE) cars for real. In fact, I’m considering of buying one of them as a daily driver.
Are you Chinese?
For EV, Chinese brands is up there, but for ICE, you better off getting one from japanese, German or even Korean.
Lol
From Toyota to Geely... And I love driving my Geely... Very comfortable and powerful! 🙂
wait 2-3 years you will enjoy FREE Headaches
Sell off and get another one with latest tech. Why paying so much for a car and outdated in 3 years...keep crying baby...
Toyota and Geely design cars for different purposes. Toyota is more inclined towards utility (they have a huge history of making utilitarian, reliable vehicles). Not the best interior, not the best exterior, couple of outdated features, but the best in reliability.
@@f4f471 toyota shitty car, boring to drive. after 3 years you should burn it.
@@f4f471 5-10years, Toyota and Honda car market share in China will shrink to below 1% ,belong to others brand . Let's see.
Egypt is full of Chinese cars such as Cherry, Haval, Zotye, BYD and Speranza.
Oil-rich Norway is happy to extract and refine oil, but through tax and registration incentives has the world's largest per capita take up of electric vehicles. It also has some of the world's most expensive petrol at $2.771 per litre.29 Aug 2021...kind of makes sense right there. Their not taking up EV's cos someone thought it was a cute idea ...it's the friggin cost of petrol driving it.
Electricity costs are also skyrocketing in Norway, and combined with inflation it’s not gonna be cheap to run electric cars either. Still more economical, but it’s not gonna last. I live there and I have an EV.
Hey man, can you please check the average oil prices again. You may find, Hong Kong is the most expensive region 😅😅
Hypocrits at their best. Sell oil but YOU cannot use it in your OWN country ? Why don't people realise they'll increase electricity prices to whatever the fuck when you all buy EVs ? Freedom amirite. Fuck EVs and I'll never buy that fake eco shit
@@peterlau1314 NOPE..but yes the two are very close...My point was Norway is an oil producer..it seems to be screwing its population
@@planestrainsdogsncars4336 No, the oil in Norway does not screw the population. Norway has diffrent tax system, when a Norwegian pay tax (about 25%) they also pay for school, hospitality and other community services. Norway is also one of the happiest countrys in the world.
the Chinese cars looks amazing, can't believe it. Improved alot
i have actually seen the "red flag" in Dubai like 4 days ago and immediately i had to google the hell out of it i seriously thought ive seen it all by now.. this SUV looks ARTISTIC !!
I particularly like the Haval Jolion.
Is that a fellow south african i see?👀
Chinese SUVs are invading the middle east, even GCC countries.
They've proven their worth in the most competetive markets.
TRUE GAC IS NOW OLD BUT HAVAL WAS NEW ENTRY THERE
Haval H9 (GWM) had one for a couple of years.
Great value, smooth drive
We have a GWM steed.
Harsh ride and super unreliable. But specced well and very cheap
In SA the Haval Jolion is selling like hot cakes. From a distance looks like a great offering.
All these were started by the H9, H6 and H2 back in 2017. And by the looks of things they not slowing down.
That Jolion and H6, I want one of them.
@@henrysithole3623 my dad has the Jolion, great car, cheap and good
fr tho I have an h9 and it's a great desert cruiser. And the luxury features you get on that car for the price
Tell me, no problems with the car at all? I've never heard anyone complaining about reliability when it comes to Haval.
Forgot about MG. First Chinese car in the UK. 276 miles with decent kit for 33k.
NIO is by far, the best electric company in China, judging on it's looks and quality compared to others.
@OB Test drove the ES8 in shanghai. Way more superior than the model X. Shame it's only available in China and Norway
@@amaguri8446 By next year, NIO will introduce itslef to 25 other countries and many more the following year. Currently has job vacanices for UK/US roles, they will conquere. BUY shares now, or DCA.
@@W204_Muj Actually it is 25 countries and regions by 2025.. By years end add Sweden, Denmark, Netherlands, & Germany to the list.. Also ET5, ES7, 150kwh battery pack, & phase 1 of 16950 acre Neo Park to the list.. Next Year 1800 acre plant in NEO Park will start construction of their Sub brand, & those models are in the late stages of development!!!! NIO is literally just starting their product super cycle & IMHO has the potential to become a juggernaut. ✅✅
As a geely owner I can proudly say that most Chinese brands can easily compete with the current market.
The stigma about Chinese brands isn’t all true.
geely which model??
Thats why the Chinese dont give 2 shits about their own brands unless they got no choice but to go to a trash can...
A recent Australian Strategic Policy Institute report indicates that the Chinese government “has facilitated the mass transfer of Uyghur and other ethnic minority citizens from the far west of Xinjiang,” to work in factories across the country.
'“Under conditions that strongly suggest forced labor, Uyghurs are working in factories that are in the supply chains of at least 82 well-known global brands in the technology, clothing and automotive sectors."
@@godzuks "A recent Australian Strategic Policy Institute [a notorious Fake News Producer] report indicates that the Chinese government" . . . Fixed it forya. You are very welcome/
@@michaelngan99 It's not fake, the truth will find a way, and some times it Hurt's!
i've always had that idea of replacing the battery, here in iraq i've always seen byd & geely, maybe haven't noticed other chinese brands, i think i also saw somewhere that there's a manufacturing plant here for a particular brand of chinese cars
GWM P-Series. Have one. Love it. Saved me a F load of money with features I thought I would never afford.
1:46
Literally, couldn't stop laughing , where did that come from
Haven't you guys heard of MG? The former british, now chinese company?
They're huge and sell tons of evs in europe too.
Yea Idu why they didnt mention it
Not in mainland UK they don't , very rarely see one on the roads , see more Infiniti cars than MG.
and thats apparently the wosrt Chinese EV...They are used as taxis in the Chinese domestic market. NIO and Xpeng are taking Tesla and BMWs as rivals
Fucking ruined the MG brand: went from selling cool cars to boring chinese crossovers
@@dwaynehicks6838 actually I am in mainland UK I see quite a bit of new MG
The Volkswagen ID.R holds the lap record (for an electric car) for the Nürburgring at 6:05.336 beating the Nio by 40.564 seconds which was the previous holder and the fastest thing round the Nurburgring was set by the Porsche 919 Hybrid Evo at 5:19:545.
you can, at least theoretically, buy an EP9.
ID-R is not a production car
@@ericcoskun1 The record is for the fastest electric car round the Nurburgring, not the fastest electric production car! The Nio EP9 is not a production car either as its only built for the track and is not road legal and was never exported outside of China. The fastest electric production car round the Nurburgring belongs to the Tesla Model S Plaid that did the lap in 7 minutes 30 seconds in 2021.
5.19... 12 miles ish miles .. cripes.
@@antonthompson7838 10 EP9 was sold at the price of 2500000 euro. So, yes. It was a production car, you can't buy an ID.R on the other hand. not even you have trillion(maybe you could just buy vw at that point).
Respect for being not political and talk cars. China produced top EV cars competition for Tesla etc, raising the bars, benefiting everyone The momentum China is making EV cars and other tech stuff you see why everyone is scared, a threat but a good one for consumers. The number of superchargers in big cities in China is impressive. The infrastructure support behind EV sales is also important to successful car sales.
"Benefiting everyone"... nope!
Chinese minoritys and democratic movement does not profit at all.
After years of stealing Knowhow from westerners, of course they get better and now when they got everything they need to crush western Markets, it will go back to culture revolution, blaming western democracy and ultra nationalist war mongering...
what about Moral and Ethic stand against fascist dictatorship?
After watching coverage on the Chinese EV market via channels like Fully Charged I've been hoping many of these manufacturers bring their offerings to the North American/Canadian market.
Check out “the electric Viking” channel in EVs
@holy moly the US auto industry has s huge political power in Congress and WH
@@jvs333 shh! Don't make too much noise or the US supreme Court might try to do a Huawei on them. Then process will go up for all of us...
I am afraid that Canada government will follow the USA to block China cars to Canada like what they do with Huawei. Actually USA and Canada are not the real free markets .
@@bryandeng570 that’s fine, the rest of the world will love owning reliable high quality affordable EVs while Canada and the US eat shit and go bankrupt.
The US is a “has been” country and Canada is a “never was” country.
By the end of this decade the US, Canada, EU, UK, Australia will be economically left behind. I think Japan and South Korea will wise up and realize the 21st century is the “EAST century”. The “white-anglo” west will wallow in their own shitholes to try and control their dysfunctional, fractured, bankrupt, angry, violent and crime infested societies together
Can't wait to buy the Qingfoul Douchebag Premium that looks like an S-Class but with a 3 cylinder turbo
th-cam.com/video/tT9DXJtwcOw/w-d-xo.html
650cc 3 cylinder turbo (kei car spec) with 4 speed manual
Oh wow, your comment didn't get deleted, lucky boi 😅
Made a similar joke, probably the name of the care was a bit offensive idk
You are not funny.
Currently driving a Haval H2 Lux 2020 and the Jolion and wow 👌 both the cars are just wonderful 😍
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Already tried the Chinease AIways U5... Compare to the Tesla Model Y, it smash it for half the price you have a great car!
I've always been an admirer of Chinese cars simply because they're so cheap yet somehow efficient and though it's the same for Japanese I always looked at Chinese as unique
It used to be BYD because of the connection between BMW but as this upload shows there is so much to choose from. Great upload 👍👍
I read that the swapping station is fully automated with AI and robot too
Without doubt the Chinese automaking industry has come a long way
PLEASE ...make one more video about more Chinese brands like HiPhi, Li Auto, Zeekr, GAC, Wuling ,Aito/Huawei, Enovate... Living in Shenzhen in last 4 years I must say that Chinese are making new car brand every month or two....faster than top countries are making models of their brands.
This can very well be true in 5 years time. The west was owning car production because of the complicated ICE engines where it had a clear advantage of decades of RnD and experience. Now with EVs the need for ICE tech goes out the window. Future cars are essentially just a computer on wheels, and guess who's be leading in tech production for the past 20 years, China. Hire some world class designers, from RR, bmw, audi, ferrari, with the low cost manufacturing, I bet my bottom dollar China will lead the automobile industry in 10 years time easy.
10 years? I'll take that bet.
If you think so you should put your money on it via getting some of one of these companies stocks. If you're right you're sure to see a massive return
Just like how everyone in the west is walking around with Xiaomi phones? Wait
Tech isnt lead by china we had to junk all our chinese automation after a few years cause of reliability issues we are now using german stuff but alot of it is poorly translated in the menus. Or not at all lol.
I’ll still be driving my 2000 reg golf then hopefully ha
the fastest EV car on the Nürburgring is not the a Nio its the Volkswagen ID.R with a lap time of 6.05.34 min.
IDR is not a production car
Neither the EP9, but the point is the time, it’s produced in 2017 which by the time it’s the fastest. Guess who gonna take the IDR?
@@ekxxx123 he just said EV, and are you sure the Nio is a production car, cause its not on the official list of the nürburgring, they say the fastest production EV is the Plaid.
@@ekxxx123 Check the NIO EP9 if it's road regal as well and afaik all the units sold i.e only 16 isn't registered for road use. Also 16 units doesn't make a production car.
Geely is a great brand
They helped our Malaysia Proton a lot
Huge difference between the old proton and the new proton 😅
I hope Nio do well, I bought a load of shares in them and they aren't doing to well 😭
same here :X
@@nrschannel7088 'stock prices are irrelevant (if you don't own them) Tesla is valued like half of the cars in the world are Tesla, lol.
same! lol
I suggest when price is good sell...
Not because NIO will go bust no
It's because war is coming for China ~2024
Obviously China will prevail and her motor industry will go from strength to strength but the dip and dive
For decades (world wide war by end of this decade 2030)
Also who knows what happens
It will have been good to get in low & hold especially Huawei (HarmonyOS will rule the world)
but it will take few decades for relationships to fully normalize
No warranty or service available
Minor note : LFP batteries are already fitted to the Tesla Model 3 standard range, if you buy one now it will have these batteries.
Here in Chile, Chinese cars have been present since more than 15 years. In the beginning, the cars weren’t very reliable, metal and plastics sounded a lot, in therms of materials, they looked cheap when you entered to one of those cars. Now, the construction and quality have improved to reach Japanese, North American or European quality, or at least, very close to the quality of the most traditional manufacturers
Same here in South Africa. GWM Haval is a big hit here
German companies wont let that happen Matt
Germans are expensive lol
Just don't have them if you live near the sea. More than a few in Australia have exhibited premature rusting. in one recent court case here, the Judge was absolutely scathing about the poor quality.
This is a certified bing chilling moment
th-cam.com/video/rDdkqzJzxww/w-d-xo.html.
Literally ching cheng HONCHI lol :D
I hope it's like xiomi , Vivo and oppo great value for money
In Indonesia Wuling is considered as Xiaomi of cars. We have significant number of Wuling users here.
Had no idea they had batteryswapping stations, I've ben going on about this for years that this must be a far better sollution than only recharging them! So happy to se that theyre doing it. And as allways, great video Matt (and the team)!
Til you get swapped a dud an can't go anywhere.....
Even China spent years to build 1000+ battery swapping stations to form up the swapping network. Imagine how many years would UK take to build same scale of stations. Gosh it took them 3 years to resurface M4
@@IReahpZz then swap another one in, since the car never moved...
@@amaguri8446 Nio have signed a deal with Shell which will enable them to open up plenty of new battery swap out stations at pre-existing sites.
@@amaguri8446 bro here in America 🇺🇸 most of the construction takes forever. China builds skyscrapers in less then a year but in US it takes several years idk why. Here in my state that I live in which is Michigan we have roads that are shitty. They barely invest on fixing roads with potholes. Some of the roads are fixed but most of the roads are still terrible to drive. China can do that in less then a week at this point
Honestly, as long as they can produce safe reliable vehicles, I welcome them. Sadly it's reaching a crazy point in pricing and I'm not sure how long America can push the $60,000+ SUVs and trucks. Competition is good, driving innovation and hopefully offering people with moderate incomes chance to get into a vehicle that is safe and in warranty.
Born in China, study in Germany, Still can't understand why the manufacturers from western could push the price of an EV up to $60,000, just a madness. If you live in China you could buy a solid good looking ev under $35,000.
They don't, that's the issue.
Chinese car's are merely copies of other carmakers.
But they tend to have terrible build quality.
Japanese car's are best I think.
They make reliable solid car's, but also good sport's cars.
@@brantleyfoster021 I always remind myself that when Datsun, Honda and Toyota showed up on US shores, they were kind of miserable little guys, with rust issues etc. The Japanese and now Korea learned as they went, always improving. I think we'll see the same from China. I've already seem them shift away from the copy cat to some quite attractive vehicles with drastically improved fit and finish. But, if the structures are lacking the R&D to be safe for the occupants, then it's all for nothing. We live in a world of choice, and the consumers are the winner for sure. You are correct, Japan does build reliable vehicles. Just wish the dealer network was more plentiful. Living in rural communities equates to a two hour round trip for me had I chosen a Mazda CX5 Signature that I wanted. I guess every one has different situations and priorities when it comes to considering their vehicle. 😁
@@stacyholt6529
The original Honda NSX is still the most reliable supercar ever made.
Japan was the one that broke the trend where supercars needed to be unreliable & unpredictable to be viewed as character.
The Datsun was reliable mechanically, but the ones who bought them didn't always look after them since they were so cheap to buy.
So they were often left out in the element's all the time instead of garaged.
The American-Chinese Joint Venture, Wuling, is also getting popular in Indonesia. The cars have good feature for affordable price. More expensive Japanese cars don't even have their feature like voice command. I'm glad the Chinese force those old giants to wake up.
我买了一辆😁五菱宏光EV 全部费用30000人民币，非常划算
The idea with the swapping car batteries in 5 minutes is the best idea for the EV , I thought of that the first day the electric cars came into production. Should be a default thing.
Why would you bother if you can get 80% charge in 15 mins.
@Planes Trains & Dogs n Cars 100% in less then 5 min and you get a new battery every time. Or upgrade for longer range if you plan a longer trip. Also if your battery goes bad you don't need to pay 20k for a replacement like tesla.
It actually only takes 90 seconds
You are so right, sir. And guess what, this is an EV that people can really get, not those sci-fi imagination or something only has a prototype, this thing, is the reality in China , now and today .
@@TV-us1ue how cool is that. And in the city where the car should drive 100% autonomous , like a personal tram , it could have like a wire underneath that powers the car , ...the infarstructure is important too.
The problem with Tesla and similar cars is the charge time and if China or anyone else comes up with a 5 minute solution they will “rule “ the world .
In 2021 electricity prices TRIPLED in Norway - after all the EV's were bought - the same will happen once EV's are adapted elsewhere.....
Yup.
Fuck the future. Own nothing and you'll be happy
Haval H6 is my favorite Chinese car.
I realised when he said nurberring (sorry idk the spelling😜) but I thought he was not gonna get kicked , but I bursted out laughing so hard when he kicked him 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣
Here in Angola there are some impressive chinese Cars, they are going to dominate the world, no doubt about it
Lol
That Hongqi SUV genuinely looks better than a Culinan
all japanese, european, american car brands be like: Hold my glass
I can't wait to get the Qingfoul Douchebag Premium, which resembles an S-Class but has a three-cylinder turbocharged engine.
Wish complete... I have finally heard Matt mention Proton
Ikr 😌
Personally I will never support Chinese car industry.
Own a Dongfeng Sokon Glory 580 Pro in Pakistan. Personally, one of the most value to money cars. A 7 seater with features and amenities rivalling its competitors yet almost PKR. 1 Million or £. 4500 cheaper.
Chinese electric car range about 500km-1200KM and good price.
NIO is really impressive
If I had the means, it would be a tough call between Hong Qi E-HS9 and HiPhi X.
With unlimited funds, the choice obviously would be Hong Qi L5 :) (Jeremy Clarkson called it "a cartoon baddie's" car)
If you had the means, you should be looking at HiPhi Z. That is one futuristic cyberpunk car.
@@wwbdwwbd - True Dat
Back in the day young guys would have posters of Countach and Ferrari F40 on their wall. It will be a sad day when a Hong or a HiPhi becomes the dream car to aspire to.
In New Zealand, I recently brought the HAVAL H6 Ultra Hybrid. It's a 1500cc Turbo mated to an electric motor, with a 7 speed DCT or Direct Hybrid Transmission. I get about 5.8 liters per 100 kilometers 48.7 imperial MPG) in fuel consumption, runs on RON 91, and the combined power output is 243 PS (179 kW; 240 hp) and 391 lb⋅ft; 54 kg⋅m (530 N⋅m) of torque. So you have to be easy on accelerating from a stop. Otherwise, you can get a wheel spin going. Has more bells and whistles on it than I've had hot dinners, Level 2+ autonomous lane keep, self parking.
City driving is fantastic. Haval is becoming very popular here and in Australia.
As a chinese,we have many different kinds of e-car.I am sure ,you could find any type you prefer,luxury or cheap,fastest,big or small,that is so many type,very cheaper than you expect，modern ,futurist,so many.
I'd love to get an ev, but with the current geopolitical situation we (the UK) are also in a very sticky situation because of Russia and Ukraine, we are (possibly) facing a recession in autumn 2022 (I hope we can avoid this on all fronts economically).
Why would we meet a recession?
everyone in the world will, not just UK
@@yulwu6758 But why?!
@@islandsfuldkorn because of sanctions to Russia, oil & gas price will go up, which in turn drives up food price (think of fertilizers) and prices in general ( production and transportation all involve energy, which applies to almost all non-IT sectors). Heavy inflation from money printing for COVID. If you need people to tell you why a global recession is imminent its already too late
@@yulwu6758 Yeah of course production will take a hit, but why do you think we will experience a recession and not just "less" growth? Most industries that use gas and oil will be dealing with products seen as necessary, and so the purchase of the products will still exist. The means the revenue of companies won't take that big of a hit (only companies with large part of their sales in Russia/Ukraine, but this doesn't really affect the global economy). Company profits might suffer a fair bit across the board, but the GDP won't end up decreasing in 2022, I can assure you that. Not unless a third world war is going to start.
Do we really want to put our money into this country and system? I think we got enough good e-cars in europe and US
But they're expensive. Chinese cars will always have better value for money because they're made from slave labour.
@@RR-us2kp and children.
@@AutumnWind92 yup
This is a timely video that is much needed for the foreign people to know the status quo of the Chinese trending new cars and manufacturers, cause everthing is happenning so fast that we couldn't even believe it. This year is going to be a phenomenal year in the history of Chinese car industry. So many upcoming models will enter the market and make a huge impact on market in a good way, let's wait and see.
I love people who never lived with a chines cars talk about how they will take over the world, that is *incompetence talking* Chines cars might look ok but they are 20 years behind European cars. Horrendous cars and it sucks that people who never driven chines cars are talking about how good they are.
Advantages of swapping batteries:
You can rent larger batteries for a long journey.
You dont pay upfront for the battery.
You dont experience battery degradation.
Battery charging can be done with slower charging, protecting battery life and making the energy usage more efficient (better for environment and wallet).
Easier and cheaper to change battery in your local workshop.
Possibly of standardization of batteries among manufacturers, easier and cheaper access to them (for consumers and manufacturers).
Disadvantages:
Not easily scalable, more costly expansion, you need more batteries than cars in circulation. Standardization could help, but not easy to convince manufacturers to do so, and it reduces competitiveness and slow down improvements.
Chinese cars are getting better and better, hopefully they’ll be popular in the future like other countries’ cars, that’s all we want, I am a Chinese person who wants the best for China and for China to be strong and prosperous. We don’t need prejudiced, ignorant jokes about China or Chinese products, some Chinese products are good quality when the effort is put in (you might eat your words and humble pie if Chinese products are good in the future, China is like any other country like western countries and Japan when they want to innovate.), and we don’t need ignorant, prejudiced comments about the CPC (it’s not CCP) China’s government and ruling party, China can produce some nice and amazing cars, focus on the products and rising living standards of Chinese people who are happy in China. China doesn’t want to take over the world, China just wants to be a prosperous equal member of the world, it’s the US empire that wants to take over the world.
Way cheaper prices for Mercedes quality or even being step up in reliability really is a gamechanger.
Haval sold tonnes of suvs here in Australia. Also the one truly fascinating is Tank 300 Cyber version. More impressive than G63 at fraction of its price
Word: Haval.
Definition: a vehicle to be laughed at.
@@HULKHOGAN1 You're a joke lol
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This vlogger is very wise to see the trend of electrical cars. Obviously， Chinese cars will be sold all over the world.
215 miles is not even worth batting an eye, unless there's charging stations on every corner or you have 1 in your garage. great for the electricity bill...
My room mate had one the o3 sport is amazing
They call Chinese Evo
@@奇门道 I believe that. It’s such a master piece.
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No mention of SAIC cars why, Is that because they are already here
Answer : because there’re the ones who makes more 80% of car parts? 😂
They don't make them, they copy them. Kind of like photocopying old documents...
Why would I buy them though? Tesla already has quality issues - I don't wanna even imagine what a chinese car of a third of the price is suffering from
Europe isn't the only continent on this planet. If it take over your country it doesn't mean it takes over the WORLD !!!.. There are some countries outside your continent, So please consider us 🙏🙏
We have Haval here in New Zealand - they're pretty decent and sell well. Also MG but you didnt mention them - are they not Chinese these days?
well both they're Chinese car brands
MG is doing poorly in local market, and they don’t really sell electric car
@@kenzhang9323 What local market are you talking about?
@@harveylassiter8428 yes ... we were asking why @carwow didnt mention MG
Matt, you've finally accepted reality to assimilate.... "Resistance is futile"
The EV market desperately needs more competition. And glad China is pushing it. If the largest country goes EV, then the rest will follow
Just within the first 2 minutes of your video, I haven't finished watching but I love the funny edits in between. You really keep it interesting and funny at the same time. I love it 😂
one mistake to point out, Lynk & co is not really an ev brand of Geely. The whole lynk&Co line-up are either traditional ICE cars or hybrid cars. The real EV counterpart of lynk & co is Zeekr, and the 1st model of which is Zeekr 001
I like how ecological Norway is, doesn't matter that the nature in countries where lithium is actually mined will be destroyed, at least rich Norwegians will be able to pretend they are ecological.
Yup.
They are tho, cause the government forces them to be, Norway produces less co2 than California for example
@@Hhhh22222-w He was talking about the production of EVs they are using and the batteries. The pollute A LOT. Just no in Norway,because norway buys it. So they are the reason of pollution because they buy these products at the expense of third world countries,child labor and slavery. But their stupid nordic brains think they are developed and ecological lmao. Soany people fell for the EV meme its not even funny
Chinese cars have really Come a long way and will be a cheaper alternative to some European cars. But to take over the car world? That seems a bit exaggerated
*Exaggerated
@@RelizEkpoJnr english isn't my first language
I think that looks better than a rolls
BYD are awesome for Nordic countries as they keep your hands and feet toasty when they inevitably catch on FIRE 😮
The US will never let them bring these into the market! That would be the death of the US car industry. These prices and designs are incredible.
They're good without them. 😂
We don’t have any sensible homemade EV’s, so I wonder why the Government doesn’t encourage them to enter our market. We want to go green, and aren’t in the EU anymore, so there is no excuse to welcome really affordable EV. Especially now when UK households are getting poorer and cannot afford this poor yet expensive German EV’s…
It is funny that so many people poo poo Chinese cars when so many people are actually already driving around in Chinese owned cars,or cars using these companies technology.
Anyone who laughed at the Japanese back in the day when they first started making motorbikes soon stopped laughing and made the switch,the traditional brands need to watch there step and more importantly there price points.
I see Lync&Co cars everywhere living in Stockholm. And MG's also popular!
I have colleagues in a China who choose not to buy Chinese cars because they don’t last long. So I don’t agree with you on this one chief
It's EV brand from Geely actually called Zeekr 001, not the Lynk & Co 01.
+2000000 Social score to Mat and Carwow
Ora Good Cat, my dream car, can't wait to drive it.
after 2 years, did you checked Chinese new cars? YangWang will blow your mind