10 Chinese EVs That Would Sell Like Crazy Worldwide

China is by far the most dominant force in the EV industry, with so many amazing automakers and their models. The only problem is that most of these excellent EVs, sold at bargain prices, are still limited to the domestic market. Once they expand to the Western markets, they will dominate the Globe...
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[@ronaldvaughan4176]

We need Evie's for the suburbs of the United States. Would be far cheaper where low income people could afford them. A win win for green technology.

[@frankjanssen5671]

it seems you are using CLTC ranges for the mileages the cars can do on 1 charge. is that not way to optimistic for regions as Europe and the US ? I read on several forums that the comparison rates are something like EPA (US) : WLTP (Europe) : CLTC (Chiana) are 100: 120 : 135 (%).

[@KimbleJKL]

@4:18 Number 8 BYD Song Plus (Seal U) is not 22,000 euros in Europe. It starts at about 42,000 euros.

[@KimbleJKL]

The tariffs were only 10%, but are increasing next month.

[@KimbleJKL]

They totally should. The dealers must think that when the European competitors don't have anything cheap to sell, there's no point in selling the Chinese imports cheap, either.

[@car24dude]

The USA needs to install over 100,000 charging stations.