Is it really competition though, when millions of EV’s are just being dumped on the Chinese domestic market with a great percentage not being sold to any end user.
@@dwwd-e2x let me see most Chinese brands and even an ev dealership you can’t hide that everyone is laughing at chinas EV’s. I don’t want to own a ticking time bomb . And how come some have gone under if you’re so good at making them . Please don’t make me laugh
The BYD's Seal is already a headache for Tesla's Model 3 ! Already 20 dealerships in the UK and be expanded to 80 dealerships in 2024 just in the UK alone !
There's a news article out today about how Toyota's hybrid vehicles are leaving Tesla in the dust. If that's true, why are western countries only picking on Chinese companies like BYD?
EV Cars are everywhere in Shenzhen. I made a video about how quiet the traffic in shenzhen is thanks to all the electric vehicles in shenzhen and china overall.
Hey Lee, it is great to see China jump ahead of the US in EV tech. The problem is that Lithium batteries are super heavy, they take forever to charge, make roads far more dangerous because increased mass increases the deadliness of accidents with other cars and pedestrians, and lastly, they eat up huge amounts of energy-intensive raw materials. A far better solution for short-haul urban travel is compressed air vehicles if engineering details can be worked out. Tata Motors in India bought patents for improved compressed-air vehicle tech and made prototype cars but never took them to market. I heard there is some development in China. I would love to know if you've heard anything about that.
This is the first time I ever heard of a compressed-air vehicle. So a car that has a tank of high-pressure compress air. When you step on the gas pedal, it releases the air to power it. Sound very eco-friendly. Need to do some research on this.
@@darkcloud5830 It is human-friendly. No emissions in the city, fast refuel time and lower noise than combustion. Lower round trip efficiency than lithium battery but requires so much less resources, including energy and causes so much less environmental damage in production that it comes out far ahead in lifetime comparison. There's a Wikipedia article on the Tata OneCAT.
@@kavabeanI just saw a video on OneCat. Good idea, but the project didn't move forward for whatever reason. Maybe the automotive industry has suppressed it, just like the energy industry suppress cold fusion.
@@darkcloud5830 It wouldn't be 'the automotive industry'. It would be finance capital, which owns all of the industrial firms, including both oil and automotive (ICE/EVs). It wouldn't surprise me if it was being held back. I had hoped the CPC would fund research into it.
@@kavabean Wish it comes to reality. It sounds like something that can help the planet. I am old. If it doesn't show up in the next 20 years or so, I will never experience it.
Great video Lee. Not sure I’m ready to swap it for my model S yet but certainly impressive what Geely are doing in the EV space for this kind of money. Definitely like to see you doing more EV reviews. Both you and I have always been tech-heads and EVs are no exception…in fact the epitome of tech 😎 Keep it up and look forward to catching up again soon when you’re back mate.
Thanks for sharing. Hope Chinese EV designs can vary more from brand to brand. So far, many of the EV look quite similar even though they're nice looking. But can get design fatigue quickly.
I don't like the idea of aiyis playing computer games as they are doing a three-point turn in heavy traffic so they can drive the wrong way down a bike lane.
You looked amazing handsome young with this unique transparent glasses,it really look so good on you!China make you anything look PERFECT in lifestyle as affordable luxury lifetyle compare to US EU ridiculous expensive even food tourist attractions places .dont even to mention EV car imports tax trade war,the consumers that become the victims of the political gain .SAD!!!
What about Hydrogen based fuel cars? If millions of ev cars will be produced over the years. Where will those litihium batteries will be disposed of when they are no longer in of use? Hydrogen based fuel cells make more sense. It fast to refuel and better for environment.
They’re companies now that are recycling lithium and they’ll be more in the works. EV is the future not ICE cars. There’s no way to clean fossil fuels and the co2. Hydrogen is not feasible for passenger cars with current technology and may not be in the seeable future
Hydrogen fuel currently is too expensive to produce, not much value compare to electric. Maybe in years later when the tech is more advance, currently still not mature and economic enough to be in production
@jamesmoy1214 not Barrett. He loves to lend his non-existent knowledge of the machinery of war and talk about military prowess and weapons. He doesn't promote peace. If he did, he'd have not done any videos on the Ukraine war.
@@seniorsergeanttomcroydon6401 Since Oli was an integral part of his videos and a lot of people are asking why he's suddenly gone, I think Barett ows us an explanation. There should be some statement or comment on this.
@i-eat-you he's a shill. He won't say. Ollie has probably abandoned his shilling ways and back in the UK living off benefits, playing Call of Duty. Ollie has rudimentary skills, not common amongst high income earners.
@@seniorsergeanttomcroydon6401 exactly my thoughts. It will be tough for Oli to re-adapt to Western culture again. I don't think he will have a Brighton future in the UK, considering his background as a ccp shill. It would be interesting though to dig a bit deeper on why he has left China and isn't promoting "Chinese supremacy" anymore. Was it his own decision? Some disagreement with his father? What about the ccp 's role in this regard?
I hope these Chinese brands bring their cars to America - but if/when they do, I have my doubts as to whether they will do it properly. They should study the history of Honda America, Inc. - how Honda painstakingly built up a solid and well-supported dealer network and, just as importantly, a nation-wide, efficient parts distribution system in the US. In order to attract American buyers, they need to invest in these things in a long-term, committed way, and the process takes a lot of time and money. But without doing this, they risk their US operations failing to take root, as has befallen so many other foreign brands, such as Daewoo, Daihatsu, Renault, Peugeot, Saab, Citroën, Simca, Yugo, Fiat (pre-Stellantis), and Opel.
Nice to see a comment from you again. I think you are correct, however I think the biggest current hurdle to the U.S market is the tariffs which are making the cars much more expensive in the U.S. This may be overcome by the Chinese brands building factories in Mexico. Will be interesting to see how this pans out. I feel the Incumbent U.S producers, Ford, GM etc will lose a lot of their export markets over the next few years, as from what I see they are somewhat behind with EV technology.
As a mature market, there is not much space for new brands, especially considering the law and political risk, the ROI of USA market for Chinese brand is lower than other developing country market like south-america or mid-east or ASEAN countries, which makes Chinese brands lack the drive to enter the American market. But I believe there is one day that you can buy Chinese cars in USA.
Don't know about that dude. The Chinese EVs imported into the US cause more fires than the Tesla. One of the reasons why Chinese EVs do so well overseas is because of the pricing point caused by the massive subsidies. EU is going to impose massive fines and tariffs on Chinese EVs to counter the effect of the massive subsidies.
Based on this video, this vehicle is nowhere close to the Tesla M3 when it comes to fit/finish and ride quality. While it may have an opportunity to penetrate the US market if the company can manage to build a network of dealers and can navigate the stringent safety regulations, it looks like it’s not quite there yet.
Thanks Lee for sharing. It's a very nice car with latest technology and the price is reasonable.
Absolutely
@@BarrettYTmost EV will have this kind of back side because it reduce the drag coefficient which is great deal for EV (increase the range).
Excellent video again.
Good to invest - sadly, 99'9% of us in the west will never get more than this close to one.
The US and EU's answer to these marvelous EVs from China...MORE tariffs!!
national security. ha..............................................
The eu：more tariffs,the US：national security😂
Just like what they did to Japanese cars in the 80's and 90's
@@erenyeagerist7681It’s a bit different
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Excellent heads up on how the motor industry is powering ahead in China, and in such a compressed time frame compared to competitors.
BYD, Great company!
it's from GEELY
Nice looking interior & exterior car, hope it will be sell to other countries.
还记得中国产的口罩里有5G天线吗？那些不进口的国家会怎么说这辆车？哈哈哈
Made in China 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮
This one looks really nice, the competition in China makes the car industry evolving so fast, just out of imagination.
Is it really competition though, when millions of EV’s are just being dumped on the Chinese domestic market with a great percentage not being sold to any end user.
The price is excellent, but with dealer and importer margins it will probably be double that here.
Sadly, Yes.
Move to China
Oh, retro style EV. I love retro style motorcycles with the latest technology.😅😅😅
Chinese EV's are the best. Bravo China!! I'll buy one as soon as it's available!! ❤🇷🇸🇨🇳❤ Serbians loves you!! 🇨🇳👌👍👏
Excellent car，Excellent screen
Amazing car for an unbelievable bargain price. It’s a wake-up call to Tesla. Wish we can get it in US
美国不会进口的，因为我们产的口罩里都有5G天线，它会窃取你的隐私！哈哈哈哈
Your kidding no thanks I value life and my families
My BYD Atto 3, 11 months old, is really "outdated' compared to this.
😂😂😂
EV technology is moving so fast....
In what ways is it outdated?
The EV cars in China are way ahead of the rest of the world due to the fierce competition in the country.
Yeah they're certainly heating up the market in China. They're really burning up the competition over there.
If you want it to blow up😂😂😂😂😂
@@dottieland7061 Which one is blowed up?
@@dwwd-e2x let me see most Chinese brands and even an ev dealership you can’t hide that everyone is laughing at chinas EV’s. I don’t want to own a ticking time bomb . And how come some have gone under if you’re so good at making them . Please don’t make me laugh
@@dottieland7061 You are probably the very few stupid ones who laugh at Chinese-made EVs. They were not sold as the No. 1 in the world otherwise.
The BYD's Seal is already a headache for Tesla's Model 3 ! Already 20 dealerships in the UK and be expanded to 80 dealerships in 2024 just in the UK alone !
Geely is doing fantastic job. Looking forward next 10 years.
There's a news article out today about how Toyota's hybrid vehicles are leaving Tesla in the dust. If that's true, why are western countries only picking on Chinese companies like BYD?
What did you do to yourself? you look handsome n much younger then before..
I’m sure it’s happening to you and the rest of us. It’s call aging although I don’t think it’s as obvious as your obnoxious statement is questioning
foubd out your content today, four thumbs up ie including toes. props from kenya, keep doing your thing.
👏👏👏👏👍
For this price, it is a no Brainer. I will get one right away if this car comes to Canada.
Lovely lovely
Lol, I thought he said since he didn't have his license, the car is driving itself.
EV Cars are everywhere in Shenzhen. I made a video about how quiet the traffic in shenzhen is thanks to all the electric vehicles in shenzhen and china overall.
Geely Galaxy E8 Battery is good?
Hey Lee, it is great to see China jump ahead of the US in EV tech. The problem is that Lithium batteries are super heavy, they take forever to charge, make roads far more dangerous because increased mass increases the deadliness of accidents with other cars and pedestrians, and lastly, they eat up huge amounts of energy-intensive raw materials. A far better solution for short-haul urban travel is compressed air vehicles if engineering details can be worked out. Tata Motors in India bought patents for improved compressed-air vehicle tech and made prototype cars but never took them to market. I heard there is some development in China. I would love to know if you've heard anything about that.
This is the first time I ever heard of a compressed-air vehicle. So a car that has a tank of high-pressure compress air. When you step on the gas pedal, it releases the air to power it. Sound very eco-friendly. Need to do some research on this.
@@darkcloud5830 It is human-friendly. No emissions in the city, fast refuel time and lower noise than combustion. Lower round trip efficiency than lithium battery but requires so much less resources, including energy and causes so much less environmental damage in production that it comes out far ahead in lifetime comparison. There's a Wikipedia article on the Tata OneCAT.
@@kavabeanI just saw a video on OneCat. Good idea, but the project didn't move forward for whatever reason. Maybe the automotive industry has suppressed it, just like the energy industry suppress cold fusion.
@@darkcloud5830 It wouldn't be 'the automotive industry'. It would be finance capital, which owns all of the industrial firms, including both oil and automotive (ICE/EVs). It wouldn't surprise me if it was being held back. I had hoped the CPC would fund research into it.
@@kavabean Wish it comes to reality. It sounds like something that can help the planet. I am old. If it doesn't show up in the next 20 years or so, I will never experience it.
No, they are not in trouble so long as they are still allowed to have a manufacturing plant in China.
You didn't mention the distant the car gets on one charge.
Porsche inspired...
US & EU : Tariff China 😂😂😂
Awesome ❤it
Like your new spectical ..cool
🙈Absolutely nothing to see here for the Muskrats. The future is in the LVCC Loop, Cybertruck and Hyperloop ... 😃
Most Tesla investors will go broke,so they wil hate on Tesla and Elon like crazy!
Hyperloop is stilborn.
Great video Lee. Not sure I’m ready to swap it for my model S yet but certainly impressive what Geely are doing in the EV space for this kind of money. Definitely like to see you doing more EV reviews. Both you and I have always been tech-heads and EVs are no exception…in fact the epitome of tech 😎
Keep it up and look forward to catching up again soon when you’re back mate.
Thanks for sharing. Hope Chinese EV designs can vary more from brand to brand. So far, many of the EV look quite similar even though they're nice looking. But can get design fatigue quickly.
I don't like the idea of aiyis playing computer games as they are doing a three-point turn in heavy traffic so they can drive the wrong way down a bike lane.
The new Chinese cars are amazing
That super wide display panel is going to be very expensive to replace.
I guess that is what warranties are for.
@@jameswalker366Someone still pays for it. And that’s always the consumer in the end.
I wouldn't worry about that. The rest of the car won't last long enough for this to be a problem.
It didn't look like there's a lot of leg room in front, or Lee is taller than i thought.
With this price and the feature and the design, please launch outside China quick, people need such reasonable priced EV with style =)
❤
25k! wow!
Yes, very competitive pricing indeed.
what about range tho
@@BarrettYT
I love the big screen on the dashboard!😁
nice video
Thanks for the visit
You looked amazing handsome young with this unique transparent glasses,it really look so good on you!China make you anything look PERFECT in lifestyle as affordable luxury lifetyle compare to US EU ridiculous expensive even food tourist attractions places .dont even to mention EV car imports tax trade war,the consumers that become the victims of the political gain .SAD!!!
What about Hydrogen based fuel cars? If millions of ev cars will be produced over the years. Where will those litihium batteries will be disposed of when they are no longer in of use?
Hydrogen based fuel cells make more sense. It fast to refuel and better for environment.
Not going to happen for cars. Trucks maybe.
They’re companies now that are recycling lithium and they’ll be more in the works. EV is the future not ICE cars. There’s no way to clean fossil fuels and the co2. Hydrogen is not feasible for passenger cars with current technology and may not be in the seeable future
Hydrogen fuel currently is too expensive to produce, not much value compare to electric. Maybe in years later when the tech is more advance, currently still not mature and economic enough to be in production
OK, I am moving to China in 2 years!!! I want to be where the future is.
I want one！😍👍🏻👌
You should do more military videos on the HIMARS and how good the Russian BMP is.
I totally disagree. I rather everyone promote peace. ☮️
@jamesmoy1214 not Barrett. He loves to lend his non-existent knowledge of the machinery of war and talk about military prowess and weapons. He doesn't promote peace. If he did, he'd have not done any videos on the Ukraine war.
I wonder why Tesla Shanghai cannot keep up or innovate like the rest of the Chinese market?
u know, if you can sale the shit back in the us, why bother. ha..........................................................
Superior to Tesla and less expensive too 👍👍
请问你儿子为什么不来和你一起做视频了😅
回家了吧，估计是没有文案题材做了。
He went to Thailand. Say no more.
@@seniorsergeanttomcroydon6401
Since Oli was an integral part of his videos and a lot of people are asking why he's suddenly gone, I think Barett ows us an explanation. There should be some statement or comment on this.
@i-eat-you he's a shill. He won't say. Ollie has probably abandoned his shilling ways and back in the UK living off benefits, playing Call of Duty. Ollie has rudimentary skills, not common amongst high income earners.
@@seniorsergeanttomcroydon6401 exactly my thoughts. It will be tough for Oli to re-adapt to Western culture again. I don't think he will have a Brighton future in the UK, considering his background as a ccp shill.
It would be interesting though to dig a bit deeper on why he has left China and isn't promoting "Chinese supremacy" anymore. Was it his own decision? Some disagreement with his father? What about the ccp 's role in this regard?
Tesla is not in trouble in china
No one is in trouble in china as China aims to work together
👍👍👍❤❤❤
Yep Nice car for sure. Get your driving licence mate.
That's the plan!
US congress will say this car a threat to their national security
So cool!
🚐🚐🚐
First
NIO battery swap has the best implementation.
Seems like the clear ceiling would let in too much heat and light in hot sunny areas
There’s no doubt China NEVs makes Tesla looks like silly
Really? In what way?
I want one!
I hope these Chinese brands bring their cars to America - but if/when they do, I have my doubts as to whether they will do it properly. They should study the history of Honda America, Inc. - how Honda painstakingly built up a solid and well-supported dealer network and, just as importantly, a nation-wide, efficient parts distribution system in the US. In order to attract American buyers, they need to invest in these things in a long-term, committed way, and the process takes a lot of time and money. But without doing this, they risk their US operations failing to take root, as has befallen so many other foreign brands, such as Daewoo, Daihatsu, Renault, Peugeot, Saab, Citroën, Simca, Yugo, Fiat (pre-Stellantis), and Opel.
Nice to see a comment from you again. I think you are correct, however I think the biggest current hurdle to the U.S market is the tariffs which are making the cars much more expensive in the U.S. This may be overcome by the Chinese brands building factories in Mexico. Will be interesting to see how this pans out. I feel the Incumbent U.S producers, Ford, GM etc will lose a lot of their export markets over the next few years, as from what I see they are somewhat behind with EV technology.
As a mature market, there is not much space for new brands, especially considering the law and political risk, the ROI of USA market for Chinese brand is lower than other developing country market like south-america or mid-east or ASEAN countries, which makes Chinese brands lack the drive to enter the American market. But I believe there is one day that you can buy Chinese cars in USA.
Wtf, $25,000 for this vehicle!
200 miles lol
@@Kimbrough87 200 miles for what?
Now 380 miles range model just $20,000
@@tjadventure1990 wow crazy excellent value.
Dude its an insult comparing this lovely car to a tesla that fall apart with its poor quality and huge panel gaps.
Don't know about that dude. The Chinese EVs imported into the US cause more fires than the Tesla. One of the reasons why Chinese EVs do so well overseas is because of the pricing point caused by the massive subsidies. EU is going to impose massive fines and tariffs on Chinese EVs to counter the effect of the massive subsidies.
@@seniorsergeanttomcroydon6401 Give some examples.
@@seniorsergeanttomcroydon6401Give us the hard evidence
@@chjin1796why don't you look for yourself, "teacher"? Information is easily available all over the web.
@i-eat-you So, you can’t give an example.
Based on this video, this vehicle is nowhere close to the Tesla M3 when it comes to fit/finish and ride quality. While it may have an opportunity to penetrate the US market if the company can manage to build a network of dealers and can navigate the stringent safety regulations, it looks like it’s not quite there yet.
🙏😀🙏👍🙏