FSD mode will have software bugs and cause accident. Software upgrade every 2-3 years is expensive to get FSD experience. FSD mode cannot work if you are in remote area evern GPS cannot work. No EV cars can have perfect FSD mode. No insurance company dare to insure your EV car with FSD mode.
@zenlei8258 Being honest, I've tried a lot of these systems now. They're too reactivec rather than proactive for my liking, and as long as you need your hands on the wheel they're pointless for me, I would rather drive myself. If they can get past that they may be worth it but they're not close yet.
@@InsideChinaAuto Only people who do not like driving like women like FSD mode. FSD mode only work in dedicated highway with thousands of sensors installed. On other type of roads will cause accident likely. Why buy a super EV car with FSD mode ?
@zenlei8258 In most cities it's hard to enjoy driving at all because of the traffic, on the highway it's hard to enjoy driving because it's boring. For me, FSD-like systems should be reserved to highways and driving in cities should be generally banned or limited to small cars or buses with electric powertrains. It barely makes sense to get in a car these days.
They're really stepping up now, every bit as competent if not more so in some areas than any car from a traditional brand (not counting your Rolls, Bentley, etc.)
I'm with you on the beauty. No word yet on the UK but let's hope it becomes available there. The only national security risk is to the car industry that will need to step up and fast.
@ericcklee9284 They say a lot of things. If a government subsidises an industry to improve it and give the country a better standing and more jobs, isn't that good use of taxpayer money? Any subsidies are probably a fraction what the US government squanders on funding the military every single year. The UK government is helping to fund Tata's battery factory. Isn't that subsidising? I know what I'd rather my government put funding towards.
That is a beautiful car. The back window is smart and gives the back seat the headroom adults need. I wondered why the back fin was up at low speeds but that's small.
Agreed. I love how this thing looks. Pictures and video don't do it justice though I tried. The spoiler is up because I had it set to permanently up to show what it looks like. Very spacious in the back.
No, it won't come anytime soon as NA is too outdated with civil design and future proofing the architecture. In comparison with rest of the world, NA is too outdated for new tech as governing body is composed of warmongers and old people that like dial up phone.
I do envy you it’s all happening in China we are in the slow Lane back in the uk I have to visit China soon just wonder how exportable a car is with huawei in it given western governments unfair treatment of the company ?
It's a very good question. Not sure on the export side (and they're not RHD yet either) so it might be difficult but it's a great car. I hope they start expanding abroad soon.
@zackjames2381 Correct. And the brands are positioning themselves in a higher price bracket because they're selling in Europe as an experiment first, always pitch higher rather than lower, because later they can lower prices once people know their cars and obliterate the local brands.
They need to launch them in the global market. This is the competition in Chinese EV market, any EV survived and come out of 'the ring' is a monster for the outside =)
Indeed. The competition is bloody intense here, it's fly or die, and we will see more deaths of brands no doubt, but in the meantime it's breeding as you said some absolute monsters.
Haha, thanks for the heads up. I am aware of them but haven't decided what to do yet. Steal my videos back and launch a Russian language channel or just report them.
@@InsideChinaAuto The history of the Apple car goes all the way back to 2014 under the name "Project Titan", with the goal of releasing it to the public in 2020. Obviously, that never happened, but reports seem to suggest that some progress is being made on making the Apple Car. - Changed the name to Project Titanic ;)
Hmm, honestly can't give an answer on that. No indications yet of foreign sale and the US is the hardest to get into. Could be a couple of years at least yet would be my best guess.
Looks awesome but that infotainment center...it would have been more awesome if they had designed a wrap-around console or put the center in the dashboard. That killed it for me.
It's not so much the flat, more the straight roads and traffic lights. It's hard to find a good twisty road to test handling at speed (even if most won't ever drive like that). For sure there are some good pothole areas to test the damping and so on.
I like a lot of the new Chinese Cars. Verry modern and fresh Design. Not boring like some German car Brands. Congratulations to China from Benztown Germany. 🫶✌️👍✊
@@InsideChinaAuto Exterior: Great proportion, clean and powerful surface, Unique and stylish headlights, hood and tail window. Interior: Clean also artistic style is really fascinating. The only place I little bit dislike is that lower body area showing a little bit solid.
Hi, nice review. Do you think the extra range battery is worth or with the standar range is enough? Because you will be adding more weight with the bigger one, but like 100km extra.
Really depends on how you'll use it and what charging is like where you are. Most people never need a bigger battery but like it for the rare chance they take a long journey.
In another video, I saw it has this auto parking inside a parking house. This is a feature that lots of people need, as they really do not know how to park. 😂😂
Yeah. I plan to try it in a more complex arrangement next time but organising is a challenge on my own, but we did do an auto driving and auto parking video right after this one, you can check it out. Open car park so less of a challenge but still slick.
Would have to be an import job. If you're serious, I can put you in touch with somebody who does just that. Feel free to use the email in the page bio.
One question, I saw in another video, that there is a LED display near the front windshield where you can put text visible outside. Is there any use of it? Is opposite traffic sees it? (e.g. you can warn them for traffipax, etc)
I had read about this panel but didn't find any way to make something appear there. I think generally it says 'hello' as you get into the car and can be part of a small light show. In theory you could use it to display messages but not sure how easy it is to see since the panel is fairly flat and high up so it would need to be the right conditions for someone to notice it.
How good is this infotainment system with Samsung adroid phones. does it blend well ? can we access the full benefit of Harmony OS with Android phones?
I used my Samsung to connect to it but only for Bluetooth audio and the like. It was fine for all that. There's no Android Auto or Apple CarPlay-esque function though. Not sure though if you can 'harmonise' via an app on your phone. I didn't get that far but it's a good question.
@@InsideChinaAutoAll Chinese cars look like a tacky mashup of two other American cars. This looks like a Mach-E mashed with a Taycan. No originality under the CCP!
@citizenfour9622 That's funny because the chief designer isn't actually Chinese. And any car is more attractive than a Mach-e, Taycan is pretty nice though.
Chinese cars will prove themselves in time. I can tell people about this now because I'm living and witnessing it, butqy for those still holding memories of a time when China didn't make such great cars, they need more convincing. That time will come, just as it did for the Korean brands and the Japanese before them.
It didn't have in the one I drove, but that may have been updated since. Certainly if it is sold outside of China it will have. It uses the Harnony OS system and in the Aito M5 I drove last year it gave the option to switch to English. Might just need to special request it is unlocked if you buy in China.
I really enjoy being able to see the designs that the Chinese are coming up with. Thank you for the English language videos. It would take a lot, and I mean a lot for me to ever buy a Chinese large purchase of any type. I just don't ever seeing myself as being able to trust Chinese quality.
It all takes time. I'm with you, ten years ago any car made here was dog shit, just like Korean cars and Skodas were when I was young, but influence from abroad has seeped in, as it did in those places and standards have caught up. Honestly, sit in any Opel or Ford and they're behind what is going on here quality wise. Chances are your phone and laptop are made here and they're fine. Some are certainly ahead of others but now they're nearly all at least on a par with European brands, though there are a couple of very low sales cowboys still out there. The designs though, like you said, can be stunning. Glad you're enjoying the videos.
I could enter this car some days ago, nice one, but how does electric doors deal with accidents? One button to open? mmh... doesn't look too safe to get out in emergency
Pretty much all cars with electric doors come with a manual handle buried down in the back of the door pocket so you'll be fine getting out in an accident, assuming the door is capable of being opened (as with any door).
It didn't in this car but on the AITO M5 which has the same Huawei operating system it was possible, so likely you'd just have to ask to get a download of some kind to open that up.
I think it is deeply rooted; if you copy things you really don't know what your doing. During the communist period the Chinese were told to copy a soviet jeep; they did including the dent that was in the fender. When Chinese brand BEVs are on any of the European or American lists of highly reliable vehicles - I'll say they are beyond the past and now have enough expertise to match the quality of others; until that day; they don't.
You kind of have to include them in the survey to find that out though. They used to copy plenty but much less so now, so much so that VW and Audi are now actually buying Chinese-developed platforms. It's a good job they aren't looking for your approval, eh?
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They seem pretty decent to me. I'd be less confident with their older combustion engined cars but with modern electric cars half the challenge is gone.
It's not bad, I would like to see a "version 2" of this car. Also, I dunno why, but Chinese car seats often lack under-thigh support and base tilt functionality. I'd love them to make better seats.
Agreed. Often my biggest gripe. The Polestar 2 does this really well, Li Auto has long cushions but not much tilt, most have short cushions. I get it, the general population isn't often that tall, but the option helps and foreign brands tend to do this better.
@cong4085 Yes, I believe so, though I'm not that tall and in fact many young Chinese are taller than me now. Cars like the Rising F7 have the extending base cushion and it's perfect.
@@Gemmy777 I assumed it was something like this. Obviously there's no reason why the Chinese _can't_ make those kinds of adjustable seats, their manufacturing is as good as, or better than, anyone else on the planet. But the tilt functionality especially gets to me - I often feel like I'm sliding slightly forward on Chinese car seats, I would love to adjust that angle.
I think you're confusing reasonably prominent fires with one particular brand with the entire Chinese car industry. Pretty much every other brand is not having the same issue. Nobody seems to notice the 19x more likely occurrence of ICE car fires by non-Chinese brands, which is curious isn't it?
@taiwee0404 Well for a start, EV fires are 19 times less frequent than ICE fires, but let's just say for a second that you think Chinese EVs are burning all the time. The ones I see most prominently online are not from a wide variety of brands, in fact they seem to be mostly of one particular vehicle, which is the BYD Tang. Yes, there are videos of others but the vast majority are the Tang, suggesting that particular vehicle has an issue more than most, but the other issue you have is frequency bias. The Chinese EV market is the largest in the world by far, so you'll see more, hence you'll say it's Chinese EVs, despite for example the fire on the ship in Europe being attributed to Mercedes models. In the end, you have a narrative and an agenda, so you'll push it regardless of the bigger picture. I'm not trying to change your mind, I know better than to bother,, but there's the reality.
@@InsideChinaAuto do you mind telling me my agenda, i didn't know i had one. After your long condecending reponse, i guess you would agree to my point of view that the CCP supprted biggest China ev company BYD would need to overcome ev spontaneous combustion to succeed internationally.
@@taiwee0404 The agenda is somewhere between an anti-EV agenda and an anti-Chinese EV agenda. They're not hard to spot because they have no nuance, it's blanket statements made with lack of context or an understanding of a bigger picture. If facts are interpreted as condecesion, so be it. I can educate, but being open to listening isn't on me. Now you're trying to single out BYD but you didn't start with that, you went for the blanket 'China EVs' approach and I added context. Meanwhile, BYD seem to be doing quite well all over the world, topping EV sales charts in many countries despite their challenges with the Tang, so it isn't holding them back. Also, they are CCP supported to the extent that governments tend to support all core businesses but they're not state-owned like BAIC, SAIC, FAW, Chang'an, and a couple of others. They've done plenty under their own steam.
@InsideChinaAuto most electric cars is close to that today but i found out this car started at 55k as basic so I guess 70k range then you pick necessary accessories
@snippidippi So you're applying 30 - 80k of accessories? Chinese cars don't have that many accessories to add, they come incredibly well kitted out as standard.
Is it me or is this car look as if it’s based on the Avatar movie?, even the logo strangely enough looks like the logo from the movie and the fact that it has the blue lighting (which I know can be changed) screams Avatar to me, even if they missed out the one “a” in the spelling!, 😀
@@InsideChinaAuto Actually do you know what comparison video I’d like to see?, the Avatr 11 v the Lotus Eletra, both SUV’s share a lot of things in common like the display screen in the centre console and the autonomous driving etc; they both also look out of this world too!, 😀
@gadget183 That would be nice, though in reality they're both very different cars for very different price points. I haven't driven the Eletre but I did sit in one and I'd say it should comfortably beat the 11, plus it's on the GPA platform (SEA platform by another name) and that's a brilliant chassis.
@@InsideChinaAuto Wow, thanks, so the Eletra is probably more comfortable, and it might have a better range but it’s a shame there are no RUclips videos featuring both cars, but I’ll be hoping to check out your review of the Avatr 12 (if you haven’t reviewed it already yet!) 👍🏾
@@InsideChinaAuto It's okay, buddy. I know you fear being deported (or worse) if you don't attempt to "save face" for the Party. I don't blame you, I just pity you.
We are talking about quality control; not features or price or performance claims. Practically no Chinese maker has a history of consistent quality. In America and Europe they have no dealership support network. Some may point to BYD as having a good record; but it is limited to China; yet one sees many reports of fires; even axles breaking loose from the body of the cars, new cars. If there is a quality built Chinese car maker; it is being downed by association with all the lousy ones.
I'd say impressions of Chinese reliability are being downed by two things: 1. China made the world's tat for a long time and 50% of everything made on the planet. When something breaks, which it will with such a large pool and people's tendency to buy cheap stuff, they blame China and associate it with them. 2. It only takes one video of something bad happening for people to apply that to everything else. One Chinese car fire is every Chinese manufacturer, regardless of whether one brand or one particular car is more to blame than others, and even if less than 0.5% of those made has caught fire.
Oh this looks way better and is way smarter than the Macan. Macan will no doubt have better handling and steering though, that matters more to the European brands.
@@InsideChinaAuto it's Tesla shape from the front, and classic Porsche horizontal strip at rear, and since Jaguar ripped off Porsche it's also Porsche from the side, which is near identical to latest Jag
@shughy1 You've got a creative imagination. There's not even a hint of Tesla's upturned nose or headlights at the front, and nothing about Porsche at the side. Next you'll be saying they stole using 4 wheels off the first Maybach
I won't. Really, I wont. I always enjoyed my Huawei phones but after 3 Huawei phones (p10, P20 pro and p40 lite) i need to accept they don't last as other do. They look and perform nice but after some time they all begin to fail on me. I wont risk that on an expensive object like a car. No way I will
@@InsideChinaAuto then it will be too late for a lot of people. We need tests that focus on build quality, we need to have the opinion of someone who knows how cars should be made, someone that can dig a little deeper into that. Not complaining about your review, just giving you my opinion of what people would like to know.
@danielpeixotomartins1582 Well, given I worked for Mercedes for 8 years, I'd say that I have some reasonable insight into that, and I'm testing these cars all up against each other so you quickly see which ones are not offering optimum quality. Huawei's role in this car is the lidars, the operating system, and possibly the motors as I believe they're in that game now. The car itself is likely assembled by Changan who know how to make cars but aren't exactly a premium brand, and you see that in the flexible bits of interior trim that I highlighted in the video. The biggest risk for me if you're concerned about Huawei would be the motors as it's not always been their game, however motors are considerably less complex than engines so the risk isn't a deal breaker.
@@InsideChinaAuto Something an average human in the developed world could buy, without going in debt for a decade like you can get with ICB cars... 12k gets you a decent car even in today's inflation. Here is a simple idea... No fancy gimmicks or entertainment systems, simple knobs and buttons to push for radio and air conditioning, 350km real world range, room for 4 persons and some basic functionality like fold away back seats to expand the room for luggage when needed. Great example would be a simple hatchback like the Renault Clio.
you missed the most valuable feature of this car, that's Huawei's auto-drive system, which is shockingly great.
Check the follow-up video. And you're right, it is.
FSD mode will have software bugs and cause accident. Software upgrade every 2-3 years is expensive to get FSD experience.
FSD mode cannot work if you are in remote area evern GPS cannot work.
No EV cars can have perfect FSD mode.
No insurance company dare to insure your EV car with FSD mode.
@zenlei8258 Being honest, I've tried a lot of these systems now. They're too reactivec rather than proactive for my liking, and as long as you need your hands on the wheel they're pointless for me, I would rather drive myself. If they can get past that they may be worth it but they're not close yet.
@@InsideChinaAuto
Only people who do not like driving like women like FSD mode. FSD mode only work in dedicated highway with thousands of sensors installed. On other type of roads will cause accident likely.
Why buy a super EV car with FSD mode ?
@zenlei8258 In most cities it's hard to enjoy driving at all because of the traffic, on the highway it's hard to enjoy driving because it's boring. For me, FSD-like systems should be reserved to highways and driving in cities should be generally banned or limited to small cars or buses with electric powertrains. It barely makes sense to get in a car these days.
My love for Chinese cars gets deeper every passing year.
They're really stepping up now, every bit as competent if not more so in some areas than any car from a traditional brand (not counting your Rolls, Bentley, etc.)
Can we buy one in UK?
What a beautiful car! Hope US would Not say the success of this car will be a national security risk to them.
I'm with you on the beauty. No word yet on the UK but let's hope it becomes available there. The only national security risk is to the car industry that will need to step up and fast.
Time and technology have proven misleading of National Security from day one.
They always will call me up with something! To me, we are sanctioning ourself! Like the 5G , it is a joke in my area!
They said CPC subsidies it!
@ericcklee9284 They say a lot of things. If a government subsidises an industry to improve it and give the country a better standing and more jobs, isn't that good use of taxpayer money? Any subsidies are probably a fraction what the US government squanders on funding the military every single year. The UK government is helping to fund Tata's battery factory. Isn't that subsidising? I know what I'd rather my government put funding towards.
The best SUV EV car ever 🖤
Tend to agree. This is an SUV Coupe I can get on board with.
The best of the automatic driving system.
I would say that title belongs to the li auto l9
That is a beautiful car. The back window is smart and gives the back seat the headroom adults need. I wondered why the back fin was up at low speeds but that's small.
Agreed. I love how this thing looks. Pictures and video don't do it justice though I tried. The spoiler is up because I had it set to permanently up to show what it looks like. Very spacious in the back.
Oh Mark, great review, always a big fan of your videos, and thanks for the hard work to help us to know more about Chinese cars.
You're very welcome. Glad you liked it as much as I liked the car.
This is absolutely amazing. I have been seeing this car and I’m stunned by it. I wish we would have it in USA.
Couldn't agree more. Such a good looking thing.
No, it won't come anytime soon as NA is too outdated with civil design and future proofing the architecture. In comparison with rest of the world, NA is too outdated for new tech as governing body is composed of warmongers and old people that like dial up phone.
A very good looking vehicle and another quality rEView
Glad you like it mate.
I do envy you it’s all happening in China we are in the slow Lane back in the uk I have to visit China soon just wonder how exportable a car is with huawei in it given western governments unfair treatment of the company ?
Also think it looks very Aston Martin DBX
It's a very good question. Not sure on the export side (and they're not RHD yet either) so it might be difficult but it's a great car. I hope they start expanding abroad soon.
Uk are being annoyingly slow with evs and putting a stupid markup... cars that may cost 15k in china are going over double that here in UK
@zackjames2381 Correct. And the brands are positioning themselves in a higher price bracket because they're selling in Europe as an experiment first, always pitch higher rather than lower, because later they can lower prices once people know their cars and obliterate the local brands.
@@InsideChinaAuto so i guess folks in the UK will miss out unless rich or want to go into debt lol
I really like your car reviews. Your presentation and the visuals are outstanding. Well done
Thanks so much for the compliment. Steadily getting a bit more polished at this stuff.
If only he stopped describing everything as 'cool'
They need to launch them in the global market. This is the competition in Chinese EV market, any EV survived and come out of 'the ring' is a monster for the outside =)
Indeed. The competition is bloody intense here, it's fly or die, and we will see more deaths of brands no doubt, but in the meantime it's breeding as you said some absolute monsters.
In the western democracy, we always say competition is good, but we always do the opposite! We sanction them, if we can’t beat them! Shame!😂
I was looking for other AVATR11 material and found a russian youtube channell which dubs your videos. It is a kind of recognition of the good work!
Haha, thanks for the heads up. I am aware of them but haven't decided what to do yet. Steal my videos back and launch a Russian language channel or just report them.
Is this the car Apple was promising since 2014? Huawei is way ahead in creativity :)
Haha. Have Apple ever actually said they were going to make a car? Either way, while Huawei didn't design this, it is a stunning car.
@@InsideChinaAuto The history of the Apple car goes all the way back to 2014 under the name "Project Titan", with the goal of releasing it to the public in 2020. Obviously, that never happened, but reports seem to suggest that some progress is being made on making the Apple Car. - Changed the name to Project Titanic ;)
For it to become a total success then they need to make a cheaper version so that everyone around the world can afford one.
I'd buy a smaller version of this for less if it still looked so good.
Huawei Rocks! Just release Huawei ADS 2.0 a couple days ago.
Nice. Should be even better then.
when are we likely to see this car in the US? It seems to me that it would do very very well, particularly at the price point you indicated.
Hmm, honestly can't give an answer on that. No indications yet of foreign sale and the US is the hardest to get into. Could be a couple of years at least yet would be my best guess.
Is HUAWEI… that’s a big no for US😊
Very unlikely, US doesn't like competitions.
Looks awesome but that infotainment center...it would have been more awesome if they had designed a wrap-around console or put the center in the dashboard. That killed it for me.
It is a curious one. I liked it, though I couldn't work out what it's supposed to do.
Fantastic review
Great EV so hi tech
Thanks for sharing
You're very welcome. Glad you enjoyed it.
If only it is available in my country now.
Hope it becomes available outside of China soon
"Shanghai isn't the best place to test handling, because it's pretty flat..."
Big Flex to say... I would Hunt and Fail to find roads with Potholes...
It's not so much the flat, more the straight roads and traffic lights. It's hard to find a good twisty road to test handling at speed (even if most won't ever drive like that). For sure there are some good pothole areas to test the damping and so on.
This looks way better than the GLE
100%. It's not even close.
I like a lot of the new Chinese Cars. Verry modern and fresh Design. Not boring like some German car Brands. Congratulations to China from Benztown Germany. 🫶✌️👍✊
Thanks for watching another video Brian. You're not wrong, this one is especially stunning.
Love it! That is why the west is afraid of Hauwei! They make things better!
Very much so. This is an awesome car.
Thanks for the balanced review highlighting the pros and cons👍
You're very welcome. It's not accurate if there's no cons.
That dash is absolutely wild
It is a bit crazy. Really wondering what the 'emotional intelligence' is.
Is this for sale in the UK
Not yet sadly but I wish it was.
I am stoked! I might have to visit China at some point. Huawei car omg 😊
Some incredible cars going on here. Have a feeling you'd be very surprised.
我是真的好想买这款车，a piece of art work，再便宜点就好了
It's really very beautiful, I agree. There's something captivating about it.
@@InsideChinaAuto Exterior: Great proportion, clean and powerful surface, Unique and stylish headlights, hood and tail window. Interior: Clean also artistic style is really fascinating. The only place I little bit dislike is that lower body area showing a little bit solid.
Cool car, except the rear window, that Ferrari lambo thing doesn't work, full glass liftback would have been nicer.
I like it, you might need to see it in real life. It's quite a looker.
Bt why do people have "but" on chinese cars
Hi, nice review. Do you think the extra range battery is worth or with the standar range is enough? Because you will be adding more weight with the bigger one, but like 100km extra.
Really depends on how you'll use it and what charging is like where you are. Most people never need a bigger battery but like it for the rare chance they take a long journey.
Thumbs up for the exterior designer.
He's done an amazing job.
Is there any chance that this will sell in Europe?
I'd like to think yes, though there's no signs just yet. Eventually I think most Chinese brands will expand abroad in the coming few years.
Hi will it release in the uk
Not sure about that. They've not given any indications yet but I certainly hope so
Does this have the sentry mode?
I believe it does, yes.
May be the most good looking suv
Agree, in fact I think it is. I couldn't stop grinning at this car and I generally don't like SUVs as a rule.
In another video, I saw it has this auto parking inside a parking house. This is a feature that lots of people need, as they really do not know how to park. 😂😂
Yeah. I plan to try it in a more complex arrangement next time but organising is a challenge on my own, but we did do an auto driving and auto parking video right after this one, you can check it out. Open car park so less of a challenge but still slick.
Am i crazy to say that the Avatr looks better than the Purosangue?
Not at all, in fact you're bang on the money.
When is coming to USA? It's a EV that I would definitely purchase if and when becomes available in USA, and I prefer USA made vehicles 🙂
No plans yet for the US but I imagine it's on their plan at some point. A damn sexy car I must say.
how can I buy this car from Canada
Would have to be an import job. If you're serious, I can put you in touch with somebody who does just that. Feel free to use the email in the page bio.
I bought a Tesla Model S last year. It's the best of the best.
You may be missing out on a lot of other great cars, though I personally like the S. Attractive car.
Thanks for your review! 🙌
Thanks for your designs! Any chance I could interview Nader when he comes to China?
didnt quite catch what u said after best handling polestar 2 ,best all round......?
Do you remember roughly how far in it was? In the driving section?
One question, I saw in another video, that there is a LED display near the front windshield where you can put text visible outside. Is there any use of it? Is opposite traffic sees it? (e.g. you can warn them for traffipax, etc)
I had read about this panel but didn't find any way to make something appear there. I think generally it says 'hello' as you get into the car and can be part of a small light show. In theory you could use it to display messages but not sure how easy it is to see since the panel is fairly flat and high up so it would need to be the right conditions for someone to notice it.
It's like a V8 with a CVT.
Seriously good looking car 😍
I absolutely love this car. One of my favourites.
Outstanding looks 👌 love it
Really is a special car this one.
Low headlights are great. Too many modern suvs completely blind oncoming traffic
I'm with you on that, especially here where far too many people just leave high beams on all the time anyway.
@@InsideChinaAuto exactly, or they put the beams on maximum height
Wow, Chinese cars have exploded, and they look amazing. Quality??? Time will tell
They really have. The last 4 years in particular have seen amazing growth and gains in quality and standard. It's hard to believe until you see it.
How good is this infotainment system with Samsung adroid phones. does it blend well ? can we access the full benefit of Harmony OS with Android phones?
I used my Samsung to connect to it but only for Bluetooth audio and the like. It was fine for all that. There's no Android Auto or Apple CarPlay-esque function though. Not sure though if you can 'harmonise' via an app on your phone. I didn't get that far but it's a good question.
@InsideChinaAuto which means Android users cannot use the full functionality of this infotainment system or else change the phone to Huawei 😕
Anyone know if you can fold the rear seats for a bigger booth?
I seem to recall you can but not totally flat, they have a bit of an angle.
Have to say it is a very sexy design!
You should see it in person. Stunning.
@@InsideChinaAutoAll Chinese cars look like a tacky mashup of two other American cars. This looks like a Mach-E mashed with a Taycan. No originality under the CCP!
@citizenfour9622 That's funny because the chief designer isn't actually Chinese. And any car is more attractive than a Mach-e, Taycan is pretty nice though.
Do you know if this car will be coming to Mexico?
We have several brands from China already
Hard to say at the moment. I haven't seen anything about Mexico yet but it will go out of China so there's a good chance.
谢谢你可以正视中国的科技，现在很多人对于中国的政治有意见，就把这些意见转移到了科技上，认为中国车就是不行，根本没有独立思考。谢谢你让外国人也看到了中国汽车科技正在崛起，我也希望科技的成果能让每一个地球人享受到
Chinese cars will prove themselves in time. I can tell people about this now because I'm living and witnessing it, butqy for those still holding memories of a time when China didn't make such great cars, they need more convincing. That time will come, just as it did for the Korean brands and the Japanese before them.
羊群永远被牧羊人带领，西方国家过不了自己已经远远落后的坎。既然比不过就造谣，毕竟嘴炮嘛，谁都会。
Does this car comes with english voice assistance. I heard we can choose english language in its infotainment.
It didn't have in the one I drove, but that may have been updated since. Certainly if it is sold outside of China it will have. It uses the Harnony OS system and in the Aito M5 I drove last year it gave the option to switch to English. Might just need to special request it is unlocked if you buy in China.
looking forward to see AVATAR 12
Me too. Saw one in person yesterday and it's even more stunning in person.
Stunning.
100%
I would pick this car over Tesla any day
Me too, especially for the looks.
I really enjoy being able to see the designs that the Chinese are coming up with. Thank you for the English language videos. It would take a lot, and I mean a lot for me to ever buy a Chinese large purchase of any type. I just don't ever seeing myself as being able to trust Chinese quality.
It all takes time. I'm with you, ten years ago any car made here was dog shit, just like Korean cars and Skodas were when I was young, but influence from abroad has seeped in, as it did in those places and standards have caught up. Honestly, sit in any Opel or Ford and they're behind what is going on here quality wise. Chances are your phone and laptop are made here and they're fine. Some are certainly ahead of others but now they're nearly all at least on a par with European brands, though there are a couple of very low sales cowboys still out there. The designs though, like you said, can be stunning. Glad you're enjoying the videos.
Keep your doubts and bias, and I guess you also don’t take taxi and buses in London, as those are Chinese brands
The design of this "vehicle" looks like it's from 2040.
It's quite incredible. Has to be seen in the flesh to be fully appreciated.
This car really want to own it in future .
I'd love this one myself for the looks alone, though the new 12 is more my type of car
I could enter this car some days ago, nice one, but how does electric doors deal with accidents? One button to open? mmh... doesn't look too safe to get out in emergency
Pretty much all cars with electric doors come with a manual handle buried down in the back of the door pocket so you'll be fine getting out in an accident, assuming the door is capable of being opened (as with any door).
Does the infotainment system support English in China?
It didn't in this car but on the AITO M5 which has the same Huawei operating system it was possible, so likely you'd just have to ask to get a download of some kind to open that up.
Thanks but why didn’t you address the elephant in the room. NO HEAD UP DISPLAY! What were they thinking ??
They didn't put one in the 12 or new 07 either. It's a curious choice.
Beautiful car, I wish this would come to Uk/Ireland RHD
Really is. I'd love to see these on trips back to the UK.
I think it is deeply rooted; if you copy things you really don't know what your doing. During the communist period the Chinese were told to copy a soviet jeep; they did including the dent that was in the fender. When Chinese brand BEVs are on any of the European or American lists of highly reliable vehicles - I'll say they are beyond the past and now have enough expertise to match the quality of others; until that day; they don't.
You kind of have to include them in the survey to find that out though. They used to copy plenty but much less so now, so much so that VW and Audi are now actually buying Chinese-developed platforms. It's a good job they aren't looking for your approval, eh?
That's gorgeous
It really is.
Rica etsem altyazı seçeneklerine Türkçe dil seçeneği ekleyebilir misiniz ? Sizi anlamak ve takip etmek istiyorum !!!
Merhaba. İzlediğiniz için teşekkürler. Elimden geleni yapacağım, kesinlikle dil seçeneklerimizi genişletmemiz gerekiyor ama hala oldukça küçüğüz. Bize katıldığınız için gerçekten minnettarız.
"Cool" ---------- Yuk! Nice car
Sorry, recorded this before your previous comment. 😆
@@InsideChinaAuto OK, thanks for that....
Will US & EU ban this car as it has Huawei component?
Probably. You know they're utterly terrified of good competition.
Nailed it
dream car
It's very, very nice. I love it.
Great looking car and excelent value. I always wondered about the realiability of Chineese care.
They seem pretty decent to me. I'd be less confident with their older combustion engined cars but with modern electric cars half the challenge is gone.
It's not bad, I would like to see a "version 2" of this car. Also, I dunno why, but Chinese car seats often lack under-thigh support and base tilt functionality. I'd love them to make better seats.
Agreed. Often my biggest gripe. The Polestar 2 does this really well, Li Auto has long cushions but not much tilt, most have short cushions. I get it, the general population isn't often that tall, but the option helps and foreign brands tend to do this better.
因为这是按照中国人的一般身高来设计的，可能外国人普遍身高要高，所以不适应
@cong4085 Yes, I believe so, though I'm not that tall and in fact many young Chinese are taller than me now. Cars like the Rising F7 have the extending base cushion and it's perfect.
Chinese don't usually have chunky body shapes. Taller people in China still opt for European cars for the longer seat and thicker supports.
@@Gemmy777 I assumed it was something like this. Obviously there's no reason why the Chinese _can't_ make those kinds of adjustable seats, their manufacturing is as good as, or better than, anyone else on the planet. But the tilt functionality especially gets to me - I often feel like I'm sliding slightly forward on Chinese car seats, I would love to adjust that angle.
The problem is the number of EV explosions in China. If only they can overcome that quality/safety issue will they ever go international
I think you're confusing reasonably prominent fires with one particular brand with the entire Chinese car industry. Pretty much every other brand is not having the same issue. Nobody seems to notice the 19x more likely occurrence of ICE car fires by non-Chinese brands, which is curious isn't it?
@@InsideChinaAuto what is my confusion, enlighten me.
@taiwee0404 Well for a start, EV fires are 19 times less frequent than ICE fires, but let's just say for a second that you think Chinese EVs are burning all the time. The ones I see most prominently online are not from a wide variety of brands, in fact they seem to be mostly of one particular vehicle, which is the BYD Tang. Yes, there are videos of others but the vast majority are the Tang, suggesting that particular vehicle has an issue more than most, but the other issue you have is frequency bias. The Chinese EV market is the largest in the world by far, so you'll see more, hence you'll say it's Chinese EVs, despite for example the fire on the ship in Europe being attributed to Mercedes models. In the end, you have a narrative and an agenda, so you'll push it regardless of the bigger picture. I'm not trying to change your mind, I know better than to bother,, but there's the reality.
@@InsideChinaAuto do you mind telling me my agenda, i didn't know i had one. After your long condecending reponse, i guess you would agree to my point of view that the CCP supprted biggest China ev company BYD would need to overcome ev spontaneous combustion to succeed internationally.
@@taiwee0404 The agenda is somewhere between an anti-EV agenda and an anti-Chinese EV agenda. They're not hard to spot because they have no nuance, it's blanket statements made with lack of context or an understanding of a bigger picture. If facts are interpreted as condecesion, so be it. I can educate, but being open to listening isn't on me. Now you're trying to single out BYD but you didn't start with that, you went for the blanket 'China EVs' approach and I added context. Meanwhile, BYD seem to be doing quite well all over the world, topping EV sales charts in many countries despite their challenges with the Tang, so it isn't holding them back. Also, they are CCP supported to the extent that governments tend to support all core businesses but they're not state-owned like BAIC, SAIC, FAW, Chang'an, and a couple of others. They've done plenty under their own steam.
Not another ev …. Why ???
Because they're faster, quieter, more efficient, more spacious, and cleaner over their lifetime.
Why not? EVs are the future, stop living in the past. Fossil fuels are projected to be depleted in about 50 years or so.
Design cues from Porsche Panamera :P
This makes a Panamera look like turd.
do you want to spontaneously combust tho?
I'm 19 times more likely to in a petrol car so I'm not afraid of that.
Price? 100-150k $ ??? So only business owners can afford it?
Who said it costs that much?
@InsideChinaAuto most electric cars is close to that today but i found out this car started at 55k as basic so I guess 70k range then you pick necessary accessories
@snippidippi So you're applying 30 - 80k of accessories? Chinese cars don't have that many accessories to add, they come incredibly well kitted out as standard.
@InsideChinaAuto here on Europe you get like wheel and 4 tires for 50-60k and then if you want normal luxury it's at least 10k right away
@@snippidippi You can look forward to getting better equipped cars for less from China then
this looks like a proper cat while tesla looks cheap.
It really is. Some questionable build quality in parts but overall a cracking car.
this is called HUAWEI ADS2.0
The autonomous system may be. The car is called AVATR 11.
Fiddling with the touch screen as he drives along. What a tool.
I assume you stop driving to change your ventilation settings?
Distance coverage in one full charge…
Should be in the driving part of the video.
Is it me or is this car look as if it’s based on the Avatar movie?, even the logo strangely enough looks like the logo from the movie and the fact that it has the blue lighting (which I know can be changed) screams Avatar to me, even if they missed out the one “a” in the spelling!, 😀
It looks out of this world, I know that much.
@@InsideChinaAuto Actually do you know what comparison video I’d like to see?, the Avatr 11 v the Lotus Eletra, both SUV’s share a lot of things in common like the display screen in the centre console and the autonomous driving etc; they both also look out of this world too!, 😀
@gadget183 That would be nice, though in reality they're both very different cars for very different price points. I haven't driven the Eletre but I did sit in one and I'd say it should comfortably beat the 11, plus it's on the GPA platform (SEA platform by another name) and that's a brilliant chassis.
@@InsideChinaAuto Wow, thanks, so the Eletra is probably more comfortable, and it might have a better range but it’s a shame there are no RUclips videos featuring both cars, but I’ll be hoping to check out your review of the Avatr 12 (if you haven’t reviewed it already yet!) 👍🏾
@@gadget183 Hoping to get one soon. I love the 12. Want to get one for myself.
I think german car industrie is in big problem when it commes to electro cars.
The threat is there. Question is how they can respond.
Tesla has competition... If they slumber they'll bite the dust
They do. They've got a lot of brand kudos still at the moment but it won't last forever.
👍👍👍
It's cool indeed.
*How long will it run before it ignites into a ball of flames?* 🤔🔥
About five times longer than it'll take you to ignite in an ICE car, or are facts not important?
@@InsideChinaAuto It's okay, buddy. I know you fear being deported (or worse) if you don't attempt to "save face" for the Party. I don't blame you, I just pity you.
@@MisterMonsieur you mad?
@MisterMonsieur Sure mate, a Swedish study on EV fires vs ICE fires is communist propaganda. I know they're socialist too but it's a bit of a stretch.
Your prejudice makes you look like a racist
Gorgeous
Absolutely.
Awesome alien space craft !
It is. The design is brilliant.
The best spy machine after phone😂
If you look extra closely, those headlights are wearing shades, a trilby and a Parker.
We are talking about quality control; not features or price or performance claims. Practically no Chinese maker has a history of consistent quality. In America and Europe they have no dealership support network. Some may point to BYD as having a good record; but it is limited to China; yet one sees many reports of fires; even axles breaking loose from the body of the cars, new cars. If there is a quality built Chinese car maker; it is being downed by association with all the lousy ones.
I'd say impressions of Chinese reliability are being downed by two things:
1. China made the world's tat for a long time and 50% of everything made on the planet. When something breaks, which it will with such a large pool and people's tendency to buy cheap stuff, they blame China and associate it with them.
2. It only takes one video of something bad happening for people to apply that to everything else. One Chinese car fire is every Chinese manufacturer, regardless of whether one brand or one particular car is more to blame than others, and even if less than 0.5% of those made has caught fire.
You certainly have not seen how many Tesla in fire! Chinese battery is way better
Well done Porche macan
Oh this looks way better and is way smarter than the Macan. Macan will no doubt have better handling and steering though, that matters more to the European brands.
I like the Macan, but if the car available here Aus, will take this car over Macan anyday.
@@passby8070 This is definitely more striking and smarter currently.
@@passby8070 Macan base price in AUS is $112,599 (GTS is $166,907)
@@InsideChinaAuto your explanation is very good for women who can be said to be less interested in the automotive world,,
They have ripped off Tesla and Porsche classic designs
You'll have to explain that one. Not seeing either of those brands in this. Bit of Jaguar, bit of Ferrari, but Tesla and Porsche? Nah.
@@InsideChinaAuto it's Tesla shape from the front, and classic Porsche horizontal strip at rear, and since Jaguar ripped off Porsche it's also Porsche from the side, which is near identical to latest Jag
@shughy1 You've got a creative imagination. There's not even a hint of Tesla's upturned nose or headlights at the front, and nothing about Porsche at the side. Next you'll be saying they stole using 4 wheels off the first Maybach
@@InsideChinaAuto I've been a professional designer for over 30 years in aesthetics, fine if you don't see the parallels, no biggie
@shughy1 And a Tesla owner by any chance?
I don’t waste my money buying this car!….i have a lot of options with reliable brands is specially coming from Japan/Asia…
Yeah but they won't be as sexy as this.
Japanese EVs? Sorry, hardly exist. Toyota's first two EVs are re-badged BYDs. EV-wise, Japan's 10 years behind....
Cars cannot think. Thumbs down
Herbie was pretty good at it.
@@InsideChinaAuto Ha Ha Ha, of course I forgot about Herbie.
Oh yeah avtar 11 luck like lambo urus😂 luck batter 🎉
Much better.
Well copy 🎉
Copy of...?
Biden is going to have a challenging time trying to dismiss cars like this!!!!!!
He'll probably call it a Lada thinking he's saying something else.
IT'S A SEAT NOT A CHAIR!
Maybe where you come from.
I won't. Really, I wont.
I always enjoyed my Huawei phones but after 3 Huawei phones (p10, P20 pro and p40 lite) i need to accept they don't last as other do.
They look and perform nice but after some time they all begin to fail on me.
I wont risk that on an expensive object like a car. No way I will
Interesting feedback. Let's see in time how well these cars last.
@@InsideChinaAuto then it will be too late for a lot of people.
We need tests that focus on build quality, we need to have the opinion of someone who knows how cars should be made, someone that can dig a little deeper into that.
Not complaining about your review, just giving you my opinion of what people would like to know.
@danielpeixotomartins1582 Well, given I worked for Mercedes for 8 years, I'd say that I have some reasonable insight into that, and I'm testing these cars all up against each other so you quickly see which ones are not offering optimum quality. Huawei's role in this car is the lidars, the operating system, and possibly the motors as I believe they're in that game now. The car itself is likely assembled by Changan who know how to make cars but aren't exactly a premium brand, and you see that in the flexible bits of interior trim that I highlighted in the video. The biggest risk for me if you're concerned about Huawei would be the motors as it's not always been their game, however motors are considerably less complex than engines so the risk isn't a deal breaker.
@@InsideChinaAuto that is precisely what I think people need to know about the cars. Thanks.
Yay another overpriced SUV!
What wouldn't be overpriced?
@@InsideChinaAuto Something an average human in the developed world could buy, without going in debt for a decade like you can get with ICB cars... 12k gets you a decent car even in today's inflation. Here is a simple idea... No fancy gimmicks or entertainment systems, simple knobs and buttons to push for radio and air conditioning, 350km real world range, room for 4 persons and some basic functionality like fold away back seats to expand the room for luggage when needed.
Great example would be a simple hatchback like the Renault Clio.
@zizikelizike I'm with you, we need more of that stuff. You can check out our Geely Panda review, that's way inside most budgets.
@@InsideChinaAuto Thank you will do.
EDIT: Well... A bit bigger then that :D
@@Itsallgoodtogo Haha, maybe Wuling Bingo?
Copy tesla
Why would they do that when they can make a better-looking car with better tech?