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China’s Favorite Xiaomi EV, on Market Just 1 Day, Turns to Junk: Hits Curb, Both Right Wheels Burst
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- Опубликовано: 5 апр 2024
- However, problems quickly emerged. On March 29 in Xiamen, Fujian Province, a video of a purple Xiaomi SU7 sports car hitting a curb and bursting both right wheels sparked heated discussion. The front wheel hub was also deformed and damaged, and the rear wheel area sunk, indicating possible damage to the air suspension. Another angle showed the entire car leaning to the right.
Regarding this incident, staff from the Xiaomi Car Distribution Center responded that the vehicle involved was a test drive car, and recently there had been a large number of test drives with complex road conditions. Adding that conclusions will be released after investigation.
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To be fair, that loss of control was just driver aggression being greater than adhesion. Hard acceleration through a turn while suffering from painful lack of driver skill and control.
Granted the inexperienced driver over corrected, but this is supposed to be a new car with technology and new tires on it. I am flat out trying to get the back end of my Lexus out with the traction control button off. Even with it off it still limits you playing in the wet.
@@wetsox278but your Lexus does not do 0-60 in sub 3 seconds
The driver seemed enthusiastic but we can't really know just from that clip. I'd expect an AWD, electric vehicle with modern traction control to be able to correct for that, but this is a car made by a cellphone company that just started making cars. It seems like the weight distribution is poor or the driver aids aren't working. The clip reminds me of a 70's Porsche 911 in its death pendulum phase.
@@jimmyjakes1823 as others mentioned, he likely turned off the traction control and driver aids for a more “sporty” experience.
And if he didn’t have the hammer down powering hard through the turn any slide he experienced would have gently left him pointing at a 1 to 3 o’clock position after coming to an embarrassing stop. But he kept his foot down, lost traction, overcompensated, briefly gained traction and acceleration, overcompensated again, before the curb ended his lesson in Newtonian physics.
The car itself is probably Harbor Freight quality engineering that I would never buy, never drive even as an airport rental, and never trust to provide adequate protection in an accident.
But even in a Ferrari, some drivers have obviously watched too much Fast and Furious, played too many games, suffer from way too much self-confidence in their car handling abilities, and thought “how hard can it be? Watch this…”
The exact scenario in the video happens here in the US every Friday and Saturday night all across the nation as swollen asshats put their brand new rides into curbs, ditches, other cars, and parking lot light poles trying to drift and power slide without actually know how, let alone competently recover from any unexpected loss of control issues.
And that’s here. In China, where drivers sucks at the best of times, I’m betting that anyone who hasn’t been coached in Kart racing as a kid, and decides to get aggressive with their car will soon find themselves having a difficult conversation with their insurance company.
Fully agree that this clip is 100% a driver error. There are lot’s of similar examples out there, cars leaving a car meeting and crashing in the same fashion. It’s just a combination of horsepower over brainpower, combined with a lack of skills. Very powerful AWD cars have a RWD bias, if you provoke them, this is what you get. The unexperienced driver may like to blame it on the car, after smashing the wall, he might think the rear suspension broke resulting in a crash… whilst it is the other way around, the suspension broke as a result of the impact. I like this channel though, it’s somewhat funny, bashing the Chinese all the time. But I definitely take it with a grain of salt and don’t believe all stories. Just as I don’t believe this to be a crappy car. I genuinely think Porsche/Volkswagen won’t be able to compete with this level of pricing and development on the long run. I have an Audi E-tron GT, it’s not worth twice the price let alone three times that price… Xiaomi has an enormous margin to fix whatever is needed to comfortably beat da Germanz. Ain’t that obvious? (Not to my liking, but it is what it is).
People willing buy online a first car from a company never produced a car before, the level of trust is beyond me.
they buy apartments before they are even built....
I know right so stupid
L😂L
FOMO in china
They made crap phones and now cars
My father worked in the car industry. He warned NEVER buy the first year of any car model. Need to see if there are any problems first.
Do you mean always there is a problem need to be fixed ?
@@teknosql4740 very likely there will be problems
@@teknosql4740ya don't get it, do ya?
that means nobody should buy and sales should be 0 and they still release 2nd version of it?
@@hemanth5935that means never let yourself become a free beta tester for a company
Thats the right Way to deal with Scalpers. Oh we are Sorry, your Car is already in Production. What a brilliant move.
Is everyone in China a grifter?
Yeah, that part of the story i didn't really find as much of an issue. But, i don't know the standards in china.
But i do despise scalpers, so funny to know some people thought they could resell the car booking only to realize they're now forced to buy a car, obviously there'll be a lot of would-be-grifters upset over that revelation.
That Tesla hitting the wall have less damage because of China ToFu building.
Plastic > Cardboard!
True. But on the other hand... how would a collision between the same wall and a Xiaomi have looked liked?
@@ReisskIaue Tofu Car and Tofu Building = Dreg
@@kylekyle7386 You are absolutely right.
Tofu car + tofu building = just tofu mix (mashed tofu?).
Hopefully without a gruesome flavor of someone's innards mixed in
who in their right mind would trust Chinese cars quality?
me
The same people that worry about "global warming"
The Chinese probably. Also, a lot of Westerners and people outside China, since Chinese EVs seem to be selling well. From what I've read of car reviews/car magazines, some are pretty decent, the higher end, more expensive ones anyway, a lot of the cheaper ones are straight up garbo. But I suppose a 'more expensive' Chinese EV is still gonna be cheaper than a decently priced Western/Japanese/Korean car.
Still remember what Jackie Chan said before? "China's stuffs could explode!" 😂😂😂
BYD is already selling worldwide, close or maybe alreaduy surpass Tesla in many countries.
My grandpa used to say that if you buy a $10 horse, you get a horse worth $10. Personally, I would tell any car company to kiss my ass as soon as they told me that I would have to pay 100% upfront to pre-order and it would be non-refundable. But that's just me. lol
Like their real estate
A normal car with uses gas is a way better and cheaper option I bought a Skoda Fabia mk4 style great car
RULE NO. 1! ALWAYS ACCELERATE IN A TURN!
Tesla model 3 owner here: not an issue at all.
@@proairprod Back in the days when I didn't have to pay for the cars I drove, my father didn't hand me the keys too his Porsche Turbo before I finished the driving course on the Nürburg Ring. And rightfully so! I could catch an oversteer on the Autobahn when the Turbo kicked in while I was accellarating while changing lanes in a windy and rainy autumn evening.
Electronic helpers can get you out of a difficult situation, but it's better to anticipate an not get into those situations.
On the other hand, I'm an old fart who drove cars without all of that :) some four years ago it was hard to get used to an EV. Not because of the performance but the missing clutch! Every time I stopped at a traffic sign, I hit the brake with my - useless - left foot ...
@@VolkerHett What U seek is an EV with a manual transmission. Come to think about it, why not? No EV in my house, but I do miss shifting gears. Except in stop-n-go traffic. Have U tried the anti-lock brakes? Pushing down and finding it pushes back? Good training, just as your Autobahn was.
@@proairprod tesla model y owner here, i dont know how would react my car instead of xiaomi
@@proairprod if its rwd and it got power do not accelerate hard in a corner in wet conditions
It’s like buying a fake Rolex….
A fake Porsche in this case...
True but at least a fake Rolex you don’t need it to get to your job
Worse. At least the fake Rolex still works.
@@russelbrown6275 Or if it stops working is not gonna potentially kill you in the process...
It's like BYD, they imitated BMW even with the logo, it only changed recently. It's all about copy and imitation in China. Sad because they make some very good products.
That’s what you get with Chinese cars. They look nice and are visually pleasing. But that’s about it. Performance, safety, reliability, is concept than never took off in China.
They look nice and visually pleasing because they shameless stole the design of Porche Tuycan, a 99.9% copy of the Porche.
That's Chinese manufacturing in general: pretty on the outside, total garbage on the inside. I just watched a video on Chinese padlocks which had shiny brass and stainless steel housings but their internal mechanisms were crudely milled, ill fitting junk. It's like their mindset is "How can we trick someone into buying our product once?"
making conclusions on a single video. it says how dumb you are
@@jillthompson6110 No. It's a 9% copy of the Tuycan. It resembles the Tuycan in looks only. It is only superficially a copy. All the good stuff in a Porsche are noticeably absent. The safety. The speed. The traction control. The handing. The prestige. ALL absent from the Xiaomi.
honestly, Xiaomi has quite a good reputation amongst all the Chinese brands. Unlike Huawei or BYD which, so obviously, have the government backing them up, Xiaomi looks more like a normal business. Their success so far is purely the result from excellent products at an affordable price, quite like Google when it all began. While I am not going to buy the car, I do have my fingers crossed.
A Chinese phone maker with zero experience in car manufacturing making a car. What could possibly go wrong, aye?
Look at tesla
They make awesome scooters
you d not say t same for apple car
@@user-nj1ob8ht3p Yes, it has been cancled, so nothing to see there :D
Unlike Tesla, Su7 is made by BAIC, an experienced car manufacturer.
These fools have never learned what "bleeding edge" of technology means.
literally
They do know what 'cutting corners' and 'ripping off the customer' means.
The car is built from a revolutionary new material, tofu
Tofu is the premium version. These are made from instant noodles and crazy glue.
Weird tofu that is not even biodegradable
@@bruninhamrso And it glows blue. Just like some Chinese food made in China. Wasn't there marshmallows glowing blue ?
I have been driving Toyota Celica and Supra for 30 years and was active in the performance mods group. These crashes were so typical for high powered vehicles and don't surprise me now. Lovely machine, but you need to be able to handle it!
你是对的，很多人从来没有开过这么大马力的车，失控是正常的
I have a simple rule, if it is Chinese manufactured in China and has moving parts, don't purchase.
Congratulations you are another one has 😂 been brain washed
😂
lmaooo
@@AntihuaGoxiba Not brainwashed, experienced. Everything I have bought from China was junk right out of the box.
surprised the Chinese bots aren't overflowing the thread
With as much as chinese people are getting ripped off at every turn or in turn ripping others off...
Im stunned anyone has any confidence in any one or any corporation...
No worry , you can't afford Tesla too.
Ukraine just found out why they are losing badly in the batterfield. Their expensive American drones are crap and perform poorly. They have switch to Chinese DJI drones that are not only far superior in performance but also cheaper. You can fact checked this.
Apple waste 11 years and billions dollars, yet it can't even come out with a lousy EV.
Agreed
They should have named the car the SUX :D
True , 😂😂😂
Although I'd rather drive the 6000 SUX from the 1987 _Robocop_ because it was dependable even though it got 8.2 miles to the gallon.
How about the FORD POS?
😂😂😂😂
SUX MAX
Let them fool each other.
Bad driver blames his car.
Ban Tic-Toc
Ban Temu
Ban Chinese EV’s
good. with this logic usa banning itself from rest of the world lol
ban usa from rest of the world lol
It's TikTok
And ban Linglongs
@@jerzywoking1699 ban flip-flop
come on... the first problems were drivers being stupid...
NOOO the car is at fault
Completely drivers fault. Also people canceling their deposits . People just buy by impulse
@@Srt3D01-db-01 The deposits were non-refundable, per the video. The curb was too strong, the steel too weak, and the nut behind the wheel could entertain us for hours.
So, they can't make cars they can't drive?? So, what're they good of??
@@DiCarpio-yk9pdfor show.
TOFU is a not only used in the housing construction industry but also in the automobile manufacturing industry.
😂
😂🤣🙃
Amurican cardboard houses aren't much better.
The American need that cope
Welcome tofu technology
EU is so worried about Chinese tofu evs coming to Europe. They are talking about imposing more tariffs to stop Europeans from buying them. To save their own brands. The same with US. Can't compete with tofu Chinese evs. Haha
Blaming the car for bad driving...
Xiaomi has no place into making car Tesla and Xiaomi should be out of business
Chinese "quality" strikes again!
This is where some Chinese cars do not have the quality and handling of the Japanese and European car makers.This takes decades of experience
Centuries. Just look at how they tried to rip off mobile phones which are by no mean to be high end electronic products and they are still 20 years behind of what free worlds could do.
Bad driver blames his car. We have plenty of them here.
The fish-tailing of the car out of the intersection turn was clearly driver error. It was obvious the driver was accelerating as they turned. trying to blame the manufacturer is a hell of a feat of mental gymnastics. Similarly, hitting the curb with your car is bound to bend your rims, especially if they are cast aluminum or an aluminum alloy. I usually enjoy the content on this channel but this "article" is clearly an example of smearing.
The car that hit the curb clearly had total suspension failure. It's hard to say just from the clip but generally most modern vehicles should be able to correct themselves in a skid under those circumstances. Modern EVs have driver aids and are usually AWD precisely because of the high torque. SU7 are mostly RWD, which seems dumb for a mass market car in a country of inexperienced drivers.
3:13 Honestly, I feel like that crash was more likely caused by whoever's behind the wheel being terrible at driving.
From the perspective of a sim racer with 6 years of experience, it seems like they gave it too much throttle, and the car oversteered to the right. They then lifted off the throttle, causing the car to snap oversteer due to the weight transfer. A similar reason behind why you see Mustangs crashing when they leave car meets.
My final verdict: Wasn't the car's fault. Whoever was driving needs to learn how to drive.
I knew it ....hope we don't start seeing them catch fire
I hope we never see them in the USA!
@@amskeels You better not, otherwise RIP to the American brands.
Chinese brands are quickly starting to soar in the Australian market. Within a few years no doubt will account for 1/3 of new car sales at least.
Chinese evs have been running on our roads for almost 2 years. Still waiting for the first fire to happen. If Tesla uses their batteries, pretty sure they are pretty safe.
Sounds like the Tesla hit a TOFO wall if nothing was broken on the car. The car is better built then the building
It happens to any car when it's hit anything.
Corruption, corruption,corruption..Chinese don’t even trust each other. How can you build quality with this trait.
Elon Musk thought so some years back when he laughed at Byd. Now he has to admit that without imposing higher tariffs the Chinese will demolish all other ev companies out there. He has to rely on them for his batteries as well. So never underestimate your competitor too soon.
@@kamsunleong6648 China can copy a Tesla and then what. Who trusts a BYDUD ? Corruption,corruption, corruption.
Few things:
1. I don't know what the accident looked like, but if you smash into a curb, you're going to pop your tires and destroy your rims. Plus, suspension getting damaged in an accident is expected. What's not expected is the air suspension randomly failing for no reason, which you can see happened here: ruclips.net/user/shortsNIpnIdTRYzU
2. Most models of the SU7 are rear wheel drive, meaning that if you floor it while turning, you will basically initiate a power slide and if you don't know what to do, you will end up in a wall. That's why there are infinite videos of Mustangs and Cameros crashing due to people trying to show off.
3. In the comparison between the Xiaomi and the Tesla, we have no idea what the speed of the collision was. The Tesla seemed to have just driven through the garage wall at slow speeds, while we don't know if the Xiaomi clipped the other car at high speeds or if it was just a tap. Without the conditions being the same between both vehicles, we can't conclude which one is actually better built. Like if you look at other accidents of Teslas rear ending other cars, the amount of damage varies significantly.
4. How dare you mention panel gaps on the Xiaomi without talking about how long quality control has been on Teslas. Like I recently watched a video about a comparison by Throttle House between a used Tesla with 50,000 miles and a new one, and the old one had plastic trim falling apart and the seats were collapsed and many other problems. My Nissan has 250,000 miles and nothing's falling apart to that degree.
5. Copying in the car industry or any industry for that matter is pretty common. But I mean, there's only so many ways to make a sporty looking sedan. To be honest, the Xiaomi's headlights immediately reminded me of Mclaren. But I mean, look at the Chrysler 300 and then look at a Rolls Royce.
6. If you put a deposit on something, it's pretty typical that you won't get it back. For example, if you put a deposit on a college and then decide you don't want to go there, you usually don't get your deposit back. If you put a deposit on a car at a dealership and then cancel the order, you usually won't get your deposit back. Just don't buy something big without thinking it through completely.
So idk the Xiaomi looks pretty ok to me.
RWD on a high torque EV in a country of bad drivers seems colossally stupid. Also it's the 1st car from a cell phone company so who knows how messed up weight distribution, driver aids (if any) are. Air suspension? Lol, seems like they've got some bugs to work out. It's from a chinese company so product support will be non-existent. Advertising a 7 day cool off period and then saying it starts from the moment the order is finalized, which is effectively when you place your order (lol) should give buyers an indication of the sort of warranty and service support they're going to get for their cars. Copying? Dude, it's an exact replica with reworked fascias. The profiles are an exact match when you line them up.
@@jimmyjakes1823 There's going to be bad drivers in basically any country. Like in the US, there's always teenagers in Mustangs thinking they're Ken Block and smashing into a guardrail, and sometimes it seems like every other person on the road is on their phone. There's a reason why most mainstream cars are front wheel drive. But EV companies tend to do rear wheel drive because it's a characteristic of sports cars and they want their cars to seem cool or whatever. But that's not really unique to Xiaomi and the driver's still at fault here.
Also, while Xiaomi is new, as long as their engineers have experience and knowledge, the fundamentals should be fine. I guess we'll see about any bugs or problems when the reviews start rolling out. But with the air suspension, we don't really know if it has any issues yet. But if you watch the video link, you'll see that other companies can be pretty bad at air suspension, so Xiaomi wouldn't be alone even if they did have problems.
And with the looks, while the shape is similar to a Taycon, the headlights and taillights and interior are all different so I wouldn't say it's a copy. I would say there definitely has been some inspiration, but then, once again, look at Chrysler. The Chrysler 300's shape, headlights, taillights, and grill are all reminiscent of a Rolls Royce Ghost. Xiaomi's definitely not on that level of copying.
We really don't know good how Xiaomi's warranty and service is going to be, but I do remember a news article where a Tesla owner had I think their wheel or something fall apart days after getting the car, yet Tesla claimed it as their fault and refused to fix it.
What I'm trying to say is that it's too early to immediately jump out and say that this car is terrible or whatever. I think this channel in general really likes to just shit on everything about China. While China is definitely not perfect, and many aspects are a lot worse than here in America that I'm not going to mention because the government might kidnap me and throw me into a reeducation camp, a lot of videos on this channel either don't have a lot of evidence, like this one, or are taken out of context. Like there are many videos talking about how Chinese EVs catch on fire a lot, but it neglects to mention anything about Teslas catching on fire or even Chevy Bolts literally being recalled due to a defect that would make them combust. From my research, the number of fire incidents per # of vehicles sold is roughly the same between Chinese and non-Chinese EVs. And I think this says a lot not only about this RUclips channel, but many news sources in general. News sources rush to report every time an electric vehicle catches on fire, but they never say anything when a conventional gas car combusts, or mention anything about how gas vehicles actually have a higher chance of fire than electric vehicles since they literally work through internal combustion. They do this because electric vehicle fires bring more attention and clicks to the news company. Talking about how dangerous electric vehicles are is a lot more eye-catching than talking about how electric vehicles are actually safe, but this leads to misinformation, as many people think EVs are more dangerous than gas cars.
Back to this video, a lot of the "evidence" it has like the SU7s crashing are really not proof for the Xiaomi car being bad. Plus, even the criticisms that are legit are not limited to Xiaomi, and blasting them for it while not mentioning other car companies is kind of unfair.
@@buntafujiwara3289 👍💯
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They put so much effort in their cars the best they could come up with is "Let's copy/paste a Taycan and put McLaren lights on it."
You noticed
Don't drive like shit. Many driver want to try race mode，turned off ESP and drive on the wet with out good skill. GTR and 911 get more killed，anything you want to say？
The designer worked before at Porsche, so no wonder why the design resembles the taycan🤷
Your channel brings news I normally never get to see 🙏
'I just wanted to show off for my social media' What an absolute clown.
Pre orders ...not made yet, oops are we talking about housing?
Yeah but the curb blew up as well....
PURE STUPIDITY.
Ppl buying cars from Companies who NEVER Made ANY Cars before EVER
T E S L A
@@spencerbungard4962
That's a Kid's Game Console on Wheels; does NOT EVEN Have Indicator stalk for Crying out LOUD.
@@vincecarlo I'm no Tesla fan, just responding to the statement.
The Chinese must not mind the bitter taste of their own medicine. The rest of the world have better taste
The rest of the world depends on Chinese stuff. Even Tesla
This is exactly the reason why Europe does not want Chinese cars on its market..
Plus, the CCP gives Chinese manufacturers all sorts of help with subsides,making it unfair to EU firms who don't get them. If they are allowed they will destroy the EU industry.
Ya, well maybe other car companies stop raising the damn prices already, or we will be flooded with Chinese cars.
Xiaomi is just making that point. LOL
@@trevorgough2286the EU industry is already destroyed after Russia oil stopped flowing
The inferior European Union is running scared of their Asian superiors. Good Luck to Korea, Japan and China in destroying the European Protectionist Racket that is the Wretched European Union! All the IT equipment used in their EU Tower of Babel is made in Asia. Even the screens that they read their tripe on are LG.
not for drunk drivers, nothing wrong with the car, its driver error
There is a major factor that people and manufacturers are forgetting. Driving an ev is not the same as driving a standard petrol car. The acceleration is instant and a lot of people are not prepared for this and cause over steering to correct the car and end up crashing into something. There needs to be an awareness of this to prevent this from happening.
it depends on how to design the accelerate rate
Even the Chinese can't make idiot-proof cars...
This looks more like a driver problem than a issue with the cars...
Watch Ad To Regain Control Of Vehicle.
This doesn't shock me.
But the car will do if you crawl underneath and put one finger on the red terminal marked 'P' and the other on the black terminal marked 'N'.
When you get multiple punches on your head, you start hallucinating !.. Those Chinese guys have that kind of power !..
What is it with Chinese folks paying for big ticket items before they can inspect the merchandise?
Seems like they are willing to stand in line for hours just to get swindled. I've heard that Chinese have the highest IQ on the planet. If that is so they need to revamp the IQ tests because I see no evidence of intelligence.
They never learned. I can't wait watching those people ranting and complaining about their Xiaomi cars. If they get delivered at all.
@@ronnelacido1711
Unlike Apple, they actually deliver.
@@kamsunleong6648
Yeah, they deliver tofu dreg products.
How embarrassing.
Status…
EVs as poopy poop their crappy phones
You’re thinking this is a good looking car, that’s because it is, it’s because it’s a clone of another sports car. If you put this (Xiǎomǐ SU7) side-to-side with a Porsche Taycan you’ll see they’re almost identical minus the changed front & rear fascia.
Really sad to hear this as the guy behind Xiaomi has produced some really impressive products from the early phones to the worlds first "transparent" TV.
Would never buy made in China phone or cars
And now he's doing a tofu PorschMi Taycan
For me, Xiaomi will always be the best, with the most beautiful designs and best quality, for the price range. If this car were in Malaysia, I would buy it tomorrow. As for the crashes, clearly driver carelessness. I've read some really stupid comments here, such as the driver must be experienced because there was no 'new driver' plate in the car. So, you never met any driver who had been driving for years and was still a lousy driver? However much you think Xiaomi copied, they always go one step further and make it their own. Concept to production in 3 years for a first car? Credit where it's due. I take my hat off to them. And as for people ordering to boost their social media profile with no intention of buying, serves them right.
china products are beautiful outside but junk inside 😅
Handling and car body contrl is hard engineering technology developed by top engineerrs with years of experience and hard work.
Xiaomi claims it's car can compete with Porsche in one year development, which shows how naive thier mind 😂
That's because the Xiaomi is a direct and complete rip off of the Porsche Taycan.🤣
I don’t really feel sorry for people preordering cars losing their deposit because they were not serious about actually buying it. It is just a business disruption tax on the stupid.
12:46 "Porschmi " epic name....great video..keep rockin.
Thanks! Will do!
Chinese people forced to buy mainland products are why you see this. Even Normal mainland Chinese know to avoid mainland brands.
Iphone sales are falling as mainland Chinese are buying local brands. This is why Tim Cook came recently to Shanghai to open the second largest Apple store in the world, hoping to stop the decline.Just like Japanese and German ice cars are rapidly declining while Chinese evs are taking their share. Many of their showrooms have closed and taken over by BYD.
@@kamsunleong6648
Mainlanders are broke they can't afford iProducts anymore.
This SU7 is an “optimised” Porsche. In China something is optimised if it looks the same on the outside but everything you don’t see is substandard and dirt cheap to make. The price seems very low but it’s actually extortionately expensive for what it really is.
PS: the blue SU7 that lost traction going around a corner did not appear to be going particularly fast or accelerating hard. A Taycan would have had no problem doing the same thing.
Explain why you think it was not accelerating hard? Could you hear the engine? Do you know what the road surface was like? Have you ever driven an EV? Maximum torque is produced at zero revs, not like a ICE car.
@@jerzywoking1699 Look at the video.
@@jerzywoking1699 I have done the exact same thing with a M3 LR. Straight up hammered it in the middle of a turn on a really wet road in autumn. No wheel slip at all.
The car is obviously not built to handle the power it has.
This channel is basically the official all bad things channel about China.
that driver error video is definitely driver error... is none of those chinese netizens aware of the abundant videos of sports car (ferrari, lambo etc) crashes video that happened because the drivers are overconfident while accelerating only to find the speed and torque is too much for them to handle?
Truthfully, mes amis, ALL EV'S, vehicles of a Fool's Paradise, are but a fanciful dream...a Wet Dream.
More like driver error
People thought that they were buying a Porsche Taycan for £33k, and are surprised when it's an inferior piece of garbage.
They wont have any point of reference though
A tale of 2 cities and 2 companies. In China, a consumer product maker with zero car-making experience successfully launched its first EV car (SU7) after 3 years of work. In the USA, the world-leading consumer product with zero car-making experience failed to deliver any finished EV (Project Titan) despite 10 years of development and tons of money spent
They should have called it the “Show Me!”.
Or "StayFarFromMe" lol
@5:00 "no" damage to car, but that damage to building scares me!
There is every possibility these incidents are driver error as another problem with the system in China is that people are not taught how to drive properly before being issued a license. The driving standard is therefore pretty low in general.
I’ve also travelled in Chinese made EVs and even driven a BYD. The build quality an overall impression is good although to be honest I wouldn’t want to own an EV of any kind.
Overall, I think this video is a bit unfair as no matter which new model is released onto the streets, there will be new buyers who have more money than sense and accidents will happen. For balance, they should at least interview a few new owners who didn’t end up crashing their cars and see what their impression is.
This seems like a well orchestrated damage... Some of the problems are driver errors.
Tofu Dreg Xiaomi's New EV🤣😂🤣😂
It's sad shouldn't release mobile cars in first place,should take more time develop there cars more even advance and more quality even beyond technology and test cars first properly before release new cars to public.
That’s why China is known as the land of short cuts and facades.
Nothing is too good for the land of short cuts and facades.
@@mah7961 exactly that big problem with international auto industry.
Am I missing something or am I just stupid?
That car with the broken wheels at 1:50, that looks simply like a driver that hit a kerb or other solid obstacle way too fast. Not necessarily a sign of a poor quality wheel. Dang, if you hit a kerb/obstacle that hard, I can totally understand that something in the suspension also breaks.
It is not the vehicle that is bad, but those who drive it
I'm not a fan of Chinese car brands, but let's be serious, the indifference of buyers to their own properties and especially to others is proverbial. When you drive the car over the normal limits, does it hit curbs, walls and go through potholes at high speed, does it resist like a tank? This is about carelessness in use but also exaggerated expectations of a product. I'm already fed up when I see a lot of Chinese shouting and waving aggressively, pointing their fingers and foaming at the mouth, dissatisfied with some product or service. Cheating is second nature in Chinese society. Common sense would train us to look with circumspection at the products from China, but also at the countless complaints posted on social media, impossible to verify their veracity and correctness. It is a circus that we must stay away from.
Even xiaomi has paid trolls on tiktok, youtube and instagram. Never mind the cars but 1.5b in population ain't a joke
I would like a Mitsubishi Lancer but I must drive a Mercedes 😢
Hitting curb obviously will damage your vehicle it doesn’t matter which model is that
No right turn so slow how to skid ? Stabilization issues pls , why not take note surely risking life 😢
Which country where EVs dont have problems? The answer is “where they don’t exists. “
China = world's largest Xerox machine
Air suspension on a totally unproven car, from an inexperienced manufacturer? I am sorry, but that is insane.
Chinese products rock.
now this is new...good job
For Chinese manufacturers, quality is job #563.
SU7 has just been released, so many negative videos coming out straightaway. It is time to use your thinking power, if you have any, to discover what purposes behind the video.
High speed corner turning, hitting curb causing suspension damage, are these too common on any cars? Haven't you seen racing cars loosing control in race tracks? 0-100kph in 3 secs. is not for anyone to master when utilizing its full power. There are many supercar karma videos on RUclips. Are they all made by Chinese car manufacturer?
The video content isn't interesting. However, I find more joy to discover the media tactics these purpose driven bloggers adapts to brainwash audiences.
To be fair, there are about 1000x as many mustang videos like this. If you hit a curb, you can easily blow your suspension out or even do frame damage.
3:40 to be fair that does look like over steer and the driver floored the car. I don't think the computer would make a mistake like just plainly acceleration. The car definitely sucks but that clip out of all the car fail clips in this video is incorrect. Honesty is best way to combat ccp propaganda, ccp will be able to confuse the general public if we let easily provable false clips of the car having garbage a.i. Control. They generally miss the more complex details, like hitting a person or merging on to highway lane
The car could have also been rear-wheel drive which will make it handle differently especially accelerating in a curve.
Xiaomi crap like celphones
The images you show are of accidents? How can this be car fault? And also, why would you put a deposit if you don't want the car?
Its absolutely crazy that the Chinese keep buying these vehicles knowing full well they are trash so I've got no sympathy at all for them at all 😂
What's presented here doesn't seem like 'mass complaints' tbh, it's just people trolling a new car. Which isn't that out o sorts in the auto world. I was expecting some more egregious stuff, but it's just what could be bad handling and somewhat shoddy presentation and what looks to be theft in appearance. Nothing horrible really. Also not a good idea to name your car 'SU7', because you know...Robocop reference.
Its not the car problem if a bad driver is behind the wheels😅.
MI consistently produces high-quality products, a sentiment echoed by my own firsthand experiences and the unwavering trust it garners among Chinese consumers.....
What a joke of a culture.
Big problem for china.
Chip tech bigger missing pieces for them.
Let think. why china want Americans Chip tech very important for their electric car.
Any idea why?
@@user-jx9uz8zj7w That almost made sense.
To be fair, they just started making cars, so room for improvement.
Yeah right, the quality car from around the world born and developed for a 100 of years. China car just BOOM made it in 1 month. What do you expect sir.
Isn't it very obvious that you have been paid to do those stories by another car manufacturer - your stories are getting "a little" too far.
Am I missing something?!! All I saw is human error not the machine.
I live in China part time and a lot of their cars are high-quality and reasonable. Always check sources best to live in the country for at least six months to experience and get real data.
Bunch of haters, did you ever testdrive a China made EV before you make any trash comments?
the way i see it some of the damages were caused by the drivers themselves. they were speeding at the corners with wet tarmac, what do you think what's going to happen?
This issue with all EVs is going to be a global issue. BEVs have so much torque that it takes a skilled driver to handle that amount of instant power. It seems that the stability control could not keep up with the driver and the conditions. It's highly concerning that inexperienced drivers own these cars relying 100% on the software to keep them and us non-EV drivers safe.
The car is new and interesting, so it's getting much more coverage than any other car right now.
Hence, you see a lot of "problem" reporting as well.
So far I haven't seem something as bad as the BYD reports about being able to bend the "tofu steel" frame with bare hands.
Both accidents shown seem that they're most likely the driver's fault and not an inherent problem with the car.
As for the copying, sadly it's to be expected in China.
Xiaomi started the same way with their phones and have since evolved their own style.
We can hope they take the same route here.