$19,000 EV in China : Interview with a Ride-Hailing Driver and EV Owner
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ต.ค. 2024
- In this video, join me as I interview a local ride-hailing driver in China who owns and operates a fully electric car. Our conversation, conducted in Mandarin Chinese, explores the world of electric vehicles (EVs) in China, covering why he chose an electric car, the benefits and challenges of EV ownership, the current state of the Chinese EV market, insights into the future of sustainable transportation, as well as how he charges his car and the costs involved in buying and owning it in China. Whether you're interested in electric vehicles, sustainability, or simply curious about daily life in China, this video offers a fascinating glimpse into the evolving world of EVs in one of the largest automotive markets globally.
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Filming Date: June 7, 2024
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Thanks Matt, this has been really enlightening, the fact that the subsidy was phased out as the price went down was a perfect outcome, that was really clever fiscal management on behalf of the government. Ps, I'm in australia and VERY INTERESTED in buying a Baojun Cloud.
That is true. It’s interesting to see how their strategy has worked quite well for getting people to go out and switch to EVs. I think many people around the world are like you and would love to be able to grab one of those inexpensive Chinese EVs. Is that Baojun coming down under anytime soon?
@@xiaoandmattIt seems not. Her unit is headquartered in Guangxi.
Good video, and down-to-earth information. Thank you, and subd.
Thanks for the comment! I’m glad you enjoyed it and welcome to my channel!
Seems to be a comfortable car. The interior also looks very high quality!
@@andreass.3444 yeah it was nice for that price.
very informative, thank you Matt
You’re welcome!
Very insightful. I'm envious but the Chinese deserve everything they get. They worked hard for all these decades to get this point. The average westerner has little to no idea just how much ahead China is in the EV space alone. Thanks for the vid.
You're welcome! Thanks for the comment!
Great interview, all from the natives mouth, no filter
Thanks!
原来你中文这么好
@@宗昊-i2d 原来你这么会开玩笑！
Hi Matt, you back home last month
Hey. We are still back home in the USA right now. This video was filmed at the beginning of June.
国家电网对电动车的发展功不可没。
我从申请到帮我安装电表，一个星期搞定。也没收我一分钱。
我也同意！ 国家电网提供的服务很好！
hi there, i was curious , we in indonesia , byd and aion start to sell over , which brand you think are better in terms of technology , aftersales over there in china with this 2 brand
@@lonewolf200985 Probably BYD.
Honestly, Xuanyi is a bad translation. It has another name "sylphy" whitch is usually called in other countries.
Many of these Chinese EV companies have bad translations or just very funny sounding names. Even BYD is a strange name - Build Your Dreams. I can’t think of other car companies that have a name that is a phrase. In Chinese I’m not sure if 比亚迪 even has a real direct translation from Chinese or they just used the BYD in Build Your Dreams and gave it Chinese characters to match the sounds, but it is weird in my opinion from an English speaking person’s perspective. It is a marketing ploy, but it sort of falls flat in my opinion. I much prefer when companies just use their native names - I think Xiaopeng is a good name because it is a real Chinese name and doesn’t feel pretentious at all. People look at Xiaopeng and they know it is a Chinese brand with a real Chinese name and feeling.
@@xiaoandmatt BYD is actually a rude word...that's funny, cause when Wang found it, it was just a factory which products batteries and pcb, so the name doesn't matter. And, he tried many names, and all of them are registed, so he was very angry and just cursed the situation..and he successfully registed. However, when they decide to make cars...it's too late XD. Build your dream is just a name they found not so rude.