I think domestic car makers should use more subdue front grille design and should avoid these seats’ stitching patterns, large block-patterns look much more proper.
Lol it's obvious that the same company provides the interior cockpit to both car makers 😂 For your information Chinese vehicle display manufacturers dominate the global market hence they supply display panels for both Chinese and foreign car makers 😂😂
@@cwdjdsd-36321cs Well it's clear that the interior design of the Chinese car is a clear copy of Mercedes design language. That some components, such as the display panels, may be sourced from China, doesn't change the fact that the overall interior design is heavily inspired by Mercedes. And stop spreading misinformation about third-party companies designs and provides entire cockpits/interiors for both Mercedes and Chery. Mercedes designs its own interiors. Idk why you keep defending all critique on these videos.
@@SwiffyDK of course mercedes design their interior but don't forget mercedes cars that are sold in china are manufactured with a joint venture between Chinese auto manufacturers, mercedes get 37% of their revenue from China therefore they can't even survive without the Chinese market. And it's hilarious when people like you keep telling every car is a copy of another car because it doesn't even matter when it comes to vehicle sales. European automakers are losing market share in china and when it comes to EVs they are literally buying tech from Chinese EV makers and using it for their own products. While Chinese companies like Chery keep expanding their market share in china which is the biggest vehicle market in the world foreign automakers are losing it. It doesn't matter even if they copy their products or make products with more specs than mercedes and keep selling at a lower price. That's a strategy of capturing the market just like what Chinese smartphone manufacturers did with their rivals.
I think domestic car makers should use more subdue front grille design and should avoid these seats’ stitching patterns, large block-patterns look much more proper.
Bella le auto Chery sono migliorate tanto a livello mondiale sono tra i primi
Very nice car but copy like the eqs inside screen but very good
needs a proper logo imho
EQS copy interior
Lol it's obvious that the same company provides the interior cockpit to both car makers 😂
For your information Chinese vehicle display manufacturers dominate the global market hence they supply display panels for both Chinese and foreign car makers 😂😂
@@cwdjdsd-36321cs Well it's clear that the interior design of the Chinese car is a clear copy of Mercedes design language. That some components, such as the display panels, may be sourced from China, doesn't change the fact that the overall interior design is heavily inspired by Mercedes. And stop spreading misinformation about third-party companies designs and provides entire cockpits/interiors for both Mercedes and Chery. Mercedes designs its own interiors. Idk why you keep defending all critique on these videos.
@@SwiffyDK of course mercedes design their interior but don't forget mercedes cars that are sold in china are manufactured with a joint venture between Chinese auto manufacturers, mercedes get 37% of their revenue from China therefore they can't even survive without the Chinese market. And it's hilarious when people like you keep telling every car is a copy of another car because it doesn't even matter when it comes to vehicle sales. European automakers are losing market share in china and when it comes to EVs they are literally buying tech from Chinese EV makers and using it for their own products. While Chinese companies like Chery keep expanding their market share in china which is the biggest vehicle market in the world foreign automakers are losing it. It doesn't matter even if they copy their products or make products with more specs than mercedes and keep selling at a lower price. That's a strategy of capturing the market just like what Chinese smartphone manufacturers did with their rivals.