The real costs of getting a ChangLi and ChangLi Truck to the USA

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  • Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
  • We have had so many emails, comments, and questions on what it actually takes to get the ChangLi or Truck here to the USA. While the car is $900 on Alibaba that is just the start of the fees, duties, taxes that you will be paying. This likely will not be out most exciting video however we really wanted to make sure that all of you understand the process and the fees that are associated with it.
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Комментарии • 426

  • @erikhsu4753
    @erikhsu4753 2 года назад +149

    I have imported one already and currently have a full container in route. Trust me he is 100% telling the truth, and I experienced a huge learning curve with my first one. Shipping costs are outrageous right now, and just to add to his list of costs you don’t find out about until you actually bring one in….this does get hit with that additional 25% tariff on top of normal duties. You also need to pay for importing bonding license. I imagine that those who have their item stuck in customs aren’t bonded. If you want one of these buying one from these guys is by far the best option for you, it will be quicker and cheaper then trying to do it on your own!

    • @crpth1
      @crpth1 2 года назад +11

      Different products but similar story, here!
      I imported two car parts from Finland to Norway (much closer)!
      Long story short. Import fees, taxes, transport fees, port fees, paperwork... All the accessory costs. Was more than 2x the cost of the parts themselves! :-(
      Useless to say I NEVER did it again! ;-)
      They quickly became the most expensive pair of car sills I ever bought! Expensive rust repair! LOL 😂

    • @nnoffuture
      @nnoffuture 2 года назад +6

      Na.. just get a Distro over there that ships door to door
      Not that hard

    • @zacwilkerson2424
      @zacwilkerson2424 2 года назад +2

      That's what you get for buying a Chinese golf cart

    • @tyler7937
      @tyler7937 2 года назад +14

      He is selling them for $9k lol. You can get a decent used atv or car with that

    • @tyler7937
      @tyler7937 2 года назад +3

      The trucks are 11250 😂😂😂

  • @hairypancake4425
    @hairypancake4425 2 года назад +9

    I’m gonna get one just to support your honesty. My family has shipping company back in my country, this guy speaks the truth.

  • @cbalano
    @cbalano 2 года назад +80

    Back in April, I've imported a ChangLi into my native Romania. It cost me US $2500 for the car and FOB shipping to Shanghai, plus US $3000 customs clearance and shipping to door. Total: US $5500. At the time, I thought the delivery charges amounted to highway robbery, but now I think I got off pretty cheap.

    • @electricimportmotors9058
      @electricimportmotors9058  2 года назад +17

      I feel like you got it in just the right time.

    • @cbalano
      @cbalano 2 года назад +2

      @@electricimportmotors9058 I do not understand your comment. Do you think I paid too much or too little compared to what I would pay today?

    • @electricimportmotors9058
      @electricimportmotors9058  2 года назад +22

      @@cbalano 2 months later it would have been alot more im saying you likly bought at a good time shipping rates went up significantly in may and june

    • @cbalano
      @cbalano 2 года назад +10

      @@electricimportmotors9058 Yeah, that is my assessment as well, thank you.

    • @cbalano
      @cbalano 2 года назад +6

      @The Review Shack Yup. Best of all, it arrived undamaged.

  • @mikewallace5506
    @mikewallace5506 Год назад +5

    This guy sounds.very honest well-educated

  • @BMcKee931
    @BMcKee931 2 года назад +14

    Thank you! I just recently saw the truck and knew there had to be a catch when seeing 2000 dollar price tag on a few RUclipsrs channels. Just reminds you if it seems to be a good deal doesn't mean it is.

  • @jtj1331
    @jtj1331 Год назад +8

    All the info you said is spot on. I haven’t ordered a truck yet but have ordered an engine from Japan and had I not used an import company the fees and headache would’ve been nuts.

  • @chrisolsen5280
    @chrisolsen5280 2 года назад +13

    I deal with Air and Ocean freight. You are spot on. I've seen storage fees for air freight that was over $10k because the shipment was not or could not be picked up on time. You need someone competent to deal with the import stuff...Trust me! (I deal more with airfreight but handle some ocean but not at the ports)

  • @starguard4122
    @starguard4122 Год назад +8

    Thank you for taking the time to make this video. It was very useful and informative

  • @ricksundberg5659
    @ricksundberg5659 Год назад +4

    People acting like this major undertaking is something he should do for free. He's in business in an attempt to make some sort of living. Shipping cargo is an expensive and time consuming undertaking, especially bringing it into the U.S.. The guy needs to make some compensation for his efforts. I have a very close friend that ships commodities (rice, wheat etc) to Guam and brings containers back with products for companies here, Guam is a U.S. territory and he says it is extremely difficult when it comes to vehicles. I have asked him about importing a whole container load to Guam where his son lives and runs that side of his business, then bringing it to Port of Oakland where I can pick it up with a flat deck trailer so I can get the container to my warehouse. It is a logistical nightmare to pull off and something he and I both decided is simply not worth it unless we were going to make huge profit on the items. Mind you he is already bonded and has 2 full time employees working in the import/export of goods from overseas to American ports. It would take 2-3 months minimum to get and then time in customs. He has a warehouse at the Port of Oakland so that part is a bit easier. Still, no thanks.

  • @dmills5755
    @dmills5755 2 года назад +30

    I used to work for CBP, you would need a broker to import something like this from another country. Finding one that has experience with this could be tough. It’s the same process some car companies go through like Mercedes and BMW. Seems like this company has a good broker and infrastructure in place. It makes sense to buy from them.

    • @HOLLASOUNDS
      @HOLLASOUNDS Год назад +1

      Nope Changli company website says you can buy the car or truck cost less then $5000 with delivery and shipping.

  • @jamespatterson8151
    @jamespatterson8151 2 года назад +3

    Good thing I watched this video first, I was thinking of ordering one.

  • @natewho7261
    @natewho7261 2 года назад +14

    I've shipped brand new BMW's and Mercedes from Germany with the German specs and it's not that difficult or expensive but this guy's people do the service of taking out a lot of the hasel and aggrevating factors.. and I Love convinence! Sometimes it's worth paying a little more for services this company provides..

    • @Kiinell
      @Kiinell 2 года назад +3

      A 'little more'? How about 4 times more?

    • @deepflake5851
      @deepflake5851 2 года назад +4

      @@Kiinell you will pay at least 7 to 8000$ if you do it on your own anyway mate

    • @jordanransom3022
      @jordanransom3022 Год назад +1

      Yeah. But he’s taking all my buying power- 🫤🤔😒
      Essentially these electric vehicles are DIY …
      Someone who’s shipped BMW knows- … this is bull shit … maybe $500. here $500. that drop off… or free. Customs you’re sure do give your social security # so they know you’re legit…
      Kids be buying these cars left & right w/ there VISAs and home allowances 🇺🇸…
      I could see my small American 🇺🇸 town going green overnight w/ these. they’re so affordable… heck… maybe one in every color… depending on one’s garage size. One might get to filthy…. Order another one..

  • @yitezeng1035
    @yitezeng1035 2 года назад +8

    You should work with the factory to assemble them in America 🤭 at least you can source the battery etc from a local shop. And do modification upgrades and ship to Canada 👍👍

  • @bucknaykid5821
    @bucknaykid5821 Год назад +1

    ChangLi Explorer with upgraded batteries and other kits including hydraulic dump bed (loaded) delivered to Ocala Florida all in was $8650. Will check your website to see what you charge.

  • @ronalddaub9740
    @ronalddaub9740 2 года назад +8

    We need people like you to get these over here I don't know what's involved in buying one eventually but I want one

  • @fathermetalASMR
    @fathermetalASMR Год назад +1

    The most informative video on these trucks I've seen yet.

  • @discerningmind
    @discerningmind 2 года назад +12

    Good video. And thanks for making it. I learned about this in research I'd done.
    This gentleman is telling the truth, and I'll add that there aren't big bucks to be made on the dealers end here in the USA. It would have to be a high-volume dealership to do very well. I'd say this guy probably averages only about five hundred dollars or so on a given unit. As well, I'm sure that he consistently loses would be customers letting them down when informing them that these vehicles aren't street legal. Another thing that will work against guys in this business such as the gentleman in the video here, is that General Motors and Wuling Motors (China) have been working together to bring a very low-cost model of Wuling's here to the USA, and that will be street legal. As far as I know the import merger units haven't arrived as yet. I'm sure they'll sell well here because we don't have decent paying jobs for a lot of people anymore since our politician's along with corporate greed sent those jobs overseas. And please don't get mad at the people that buy the upcoming Chinese cars, because they can't afford anything better that comes with a factory warrantee. And it's not their fault our politician's and big businesses like GM screwed us out of their mindless greed. This has caused a lot of needless poverty in the USA. And there are children that go to bed hungry in our USA. If you didn't know that, it's true.

  • @TheProtocol48
    @TheProtocol48 Год назад +2

    It's cheaper to have your ChangLi vehicle delivered by baloon. Arrange pickup off the coast of South Carolina.

  • @robertlee5214
    @robertlee5214 2 года назад +5

    agree, importing stuff is not easy. it's a full time job.

  • @videocongrel
    @videocongrel Год назад +3

    i knew it was too good to be true

  • @dannydemonicmusic
    @dannydemonicmusic Год назад +1

    As someone who grew up around new car dealerships, I totally understand this

  • @davebrunson125
    @davebrunson125 Год назад +2

    I ordered a tractor and didn't pay 1/2 of the fees you listed delivered to my door. I ordered other equipment it was an easy deal. But I had a shipper do it which the manufacturer set up

  • @zakhall343
    @zakhall343 2 года назад +7

    this is a good concept and I applaud you in your effort to get ahead of the curve. I just want to add though, regulation seems to be the great hinderance in this. Its unfortunate that you have to go through the conglomeration of flaming hoops to stay a successful business.

  • @okiebronco
    @okiebronco 2 года назад +2

    i am in transportation and deal with customs on a daily basis. yeah you guys are making a few bucks as a business should)but the price youre asking is right in line.

  • @freddiechapin2912
    @freddiechapin2912 2 года назад +14

    100% correct. I looked into importing golf carts. It's sad the end user ends up paying $8k-$10k for something that is literally worth $2k because of cheap production, the logistics, and all the red tape involved in getting it to US soil and the seller just trying to make a living. So frustrating!

    • @JohnGeorgeBauerBuis
      @JohnGeorgeBauerBuis Год назад +2

      We need to figure out how to make these things here, to reduce costs.

    • @Mandocammando
      @Mandocammando Год назад +1

      What about if you ship it through Mexico I think they don't have the 25% tariff but I don't know how much it would cost to ship it from Mexico to USA.

    • @Mandocammando
      @Mandocammando Год назад +1

      I wanted to buy a go kart buggy shipped to Texas but the distributor from Alibaba said it couldn't ship it to USA but it could ship it to Mexico I just need to go cross the border to pick it up.

    • @MrCooper89
      @MrCooper89 Год назад

      @@JohnGeorgeBauerBuisou can’t. Anything of significance, like automobile manufacturers, get targeted by organized labor unions which in turn make the production of these products their business, not the owners and not the consumers. People always complain about costs but they’re often times the same people who complain about “living wages” which can’t be two priorities held simultaneously by any one person without them being dishonest.

  • @joe7272
    @joe7272 2 года назад +12

    TOTALLY worth vs the headache of manually importing. I'm guessing revenue per sale is around $500 max $1000 which is a very low price for this service compared to the headache.

    • @suzukiterminator
      @suzukiterminator 2 года назад +7

      No way. He makes at least 2k.

    • @brahtrumpwonbigly7309
      @brahtrumpwonbigly7309 2 года назад +3

      He mentions 1000-1500 in the video itself, and that was compared to a horror story.

  • @balkibartokomous7290
    @balkibartokomous7290 Год назад +4

    Went to your site..... You're charging $11,250 for the truck? So it's 4-5x the value of the vehicle to import it?

  • @bikesweattearsrebuildvoyag7106
    @bikesweattearsrebuildvoyag7106 2 года назад +3

    WOW shipping this to NJ from Shanghai would be insane and time is no joke also. Ship to the west coast ( Prince Rupert) and rail to NJ. 50% cheaper and save three weeks.

  • @johnflaherty9945
    @johnflaherty9945 Год назад +2

    Great Idea... too much trouble

  • @brenda8877
    @brenda8877 Год назад +3

    So how much is the total?? all I heard was what you have to pay but no amount of each

    • @rj5403
      @rj5403 Год назад +2

      10k for pu truck..not streat legal..18mph..backyard toy....

  • @donh4750
    @donh4750 Год назад +2

    Thank you for your video. A new $2000 mini truck/car is a pipe dream. If the numbers worked I'd get one. they don't.

    • @turbodiesel4709
      @turbodiesel4709 Год назад +1

      @P A : Except this is 2023, not 2019. You're easily looking at paying at least $11,000 to $13,500 for a Pak Yak electric mini truck, delivered.

  • @edwardhanson3664
    @edwardhanson3664 Год назад +3

    That was my biggest question: what are the total costs?
    I'm interested, but I want to see more range and more local acceptance.
    Thanks for an honest breakdown.

  • @veracity91
    @veracity91 Год назад +1

    We should be building things like this here in America, to bring down the cost....
    but then i realized it would still be the same price, because we pay workers $14 per hour but in china they pay workers 10¢ per hour

    • @TexasLocalProduce
      @TexasLocalProduce 11 месяцев назад

      If it turns out the same bottom line drive out price is the same, then he'll yeah, we'd buy Am. made! Why wud we voluntarly choose to deal with Chinese when we need help or any kind of future service

  • @SeeTheWholeTruth
    @SeeTheWholeTruth 2 года назад +3

    Initial price, versus the reality of parts and maintenance. The worlds running a resource shortage on everything that was normal to even the most abundant supplies. Manpower, resources, forces directly against stabilization and what do you have to gain getting this vehicle or any other? Debt.
    These are toys with no backup. Get a bike, hope you can keep the tires from going flat.

  • @RS5DAN
    @RS5DAN 2 года назад +1

    Dude isn’t lying at all. I paid something like 19 different fees. Insane. It was such a headache and so much work. Never again.

    • @tkdshikamaru
      @tkdshikamaru 2 года назад +3

      How much in total

    • @RS5DAN
      @RS5DAN 2 года назад +2

      @@tkdshikamaru it was almost $9,000 in total. I wanted to die Lolol

  • @EvendimataE
    @EvendimataE Год назад +1

    i should have bought a fiat500e when they were selling for only $7.5k used here in los angeles

  • @TheInsaneupsdriver
    @TheInsaneupsdriver 2 года назад +1

    As a UPS driver of 26 years, i can back him up on the surprise fees you can end up paying. i kew of a guy who tried to import Ebikes, and lied and said they were power wheels, they took the bikes and charged him $10,000.

  • @LoneWolf-ni1zj
    @LoneWolf-ni1zj 2 года назад +6

    Obviously, even purchasing an entire container does NOT ensure a dent free vehicle as I see a dent on the hood of the Truck and the front valance on the car is also dented. As interesting as these are... that's a lot of money in the end for something that isn't even street legal.

    • @barbaratrueman185
      @barbaratrueman185 Год назад +3

      Lonewolf Finally..., an honest reply !! ( the rest are all buddies for the company, or work for them!

  • @vickywong6922
    @vickywong6922 2 года назад +2

    However, I suggest that if you want to buy this car, you'd better find a professional purchasing agency. Because of the complicated tax declaration, paperwork, customs clearance communication, etc., you also need to consider the external damage caused by the logistics process. The price of the purchasing agency is a little expensive, but you will save a lot of trouble

  • @WICKED_WAYS
    @WICKED_WAYS 2 года назад +2

    Keep up your good work wish much success to your company.

  • @gyuru1234
    @gyuru1234 2 года назад +10

    Just found out about these. I see there is an "suv" style vehicle. Any plans on importing those?

  • @johnanthonyalberola6252
    @johnanthonyalberola6252 10 месяцев назад +1

    YOU DUDES ARE JUST HEROS LOL LIST MY AZZ 12,000 FOR A 900. DOLLAR CAR

  • @charlesurrea1451
    @charlesurrea1451 2 года назад +2

    All those damn codes! What a pain it is to do business directly with overseas companies.
    I want those assisted rickshaws though.

  • @chasthanhburns123
    @chasthanhburns123 2 года назад +1

    It aint a car or truck unless it can be licensed in the USA. Those are simply gocarts.

  • @newworldodor2641
    @newworldodor2641 Год назад +1

    Interesting that some items show up from China hassle free while others get mired in bureaucracy.

  • @tomfuller4205
    @tomfuller4205 2 года назад +3

    My friend Aaron imported a Changli pickup for use on his farm. It cost him $7,000 and it arrived basically totalled. I was loaded in a container full of truck and tractor tires which basically shattered it. He ended up paying a junkyard to come haul it away. He received no support from Changli or the shipper. $7,200 was thrown away.

  • @milesluma9606
    @milesluma9606 2 года назад +4

    Are these even street legal? It’s just a golf cart with a fancy shell. I mean if your a rich guy in a gated neighborhood I see the desire to have the fanciest golf cart in the country club. But outside of that and maybe for those who do maintenance at the courses what’s the point? 40kmh top speed and lousy 80-100km range with a 5hr charge time? I modified my kids power wheels to take two de Walt drill batteries and it will outrun these “cars”. The shipping is triple the cost of the thing and with only 10 month battery warranty it’s nothing but a trinket to show off how much disposable income you have.

  • @CarsnStuff
    @CarsnStuff 2 года назад +8

    they're so cool but i can't help but instantly think of a nice side by side i could get for around 5k and they're tons of fun.
    However i do love the aspect of how it looks and how functional they are.
    Now if only there were kits where you could build your own and save money on shipping etc.

    • @user-bx3zz9cx3y
      @user-bx3zz9cx3y 2 года назад +3

      You can barely find a nice golf cart for $5000 anymore, and that’s used. Where the hell do you live? LOL

    • @CarsnStuff
      @CarsnStuff 2 года назад +2

      @@user-bx3zz9cx3y I'm in Idaho haha I got a gold cart for 400 but the motor seems to be out so I'm out a grand. But it's an old melex. I found a side by side locally for 5 grand with a utility bed. But at the time didn't have the cash. Wish I did though

    • @mlgotmike
      @mlgotmike 2 года назад

      Me too..

  • @johnflaherty9945
    @johnflaherty9945 Год назад +1

    Im going to buy a Golf Cart.. have my auto-Body guy create a pickup body,, see if the #s work out better

  • @henryhui7045
    @henryhui7045 2 года назад +3

    Dude you just went viral on Chinese TikTok 😂

    • @electricimportmotors9058
      @electricimportmotors9058  2 года назад +1

      Haha do you have a link or number of views?

    • @henryhui7045
      @henryhui7045 2 года назад +2

      @@electricimportmotors9058 yeah, I can’t find the one I saw but I looked it up on Chinese TikTok and there are a bunch of videos about you guys . There is one that has 79K likes so I’ll say it got more than 500k views

  • @johnanthonyalberola6252
    @johnanthonyalberola6252 10 месяцев назад

    THERE IS NO ARGUING ONE PERSON VS THE GREED THAT DOMINATES THE INDUSTRY

  • @kennethalexander819
    @kennethalexander819 Год назад +3

    Are they street legal when bought from your company?

    • @rj5403
      @rj5403 Год назад +2

      Nope..all this pain to run around your yard. 10k

  • @brianjschumer
    @brianjschumer 2 года назад +2

    I don't think you're getting the bigger picture obviously the people who are buying these either have a ranch, trails, or golf course, etc or they don't have a lot of money to spend. It's very easy to find the Port of Entry and a good Freight forwarder who can do "ALL" this for you, without a middle man..Dont mislead the consumer!!! I move medical equipment all the time, yes there are fees, but I would suggest WITHOUT, you involved. How a man makes his living is none of my business, but I have to speak the truth

    • @barbaratrueman185
      @barbaratrueman185 Год назад

      good for you..., ( I hate to see older folk get soaked !..) Have a GREAT DAY !!

  • @ItsSamori
    @ItsSamori Год назад

    It’s crazy that y’all offer layaway on these things. Honestly might be how I get my hands on one of these someday

  • @texasmike4767
    @texasmike4767 2 года назад +1

    You sir are doing an amazing service

  • @davidrumbelow
    @davidrumbelow Год назад

    Funny story, A former client of mine some years ago spent half the year in Cape Town, South Africa and the other in his other house in Delaware. In both countries he drove South African built and manufactured Mercedes Benz 230 cars. Funny thing the South African built car in the USA is one third cheaper than he bought it in Cape Town. The cars leave South African from the city of East London weekly by car carriers by the shipload.

  • @ianl5189
    @ianl5189 Год назад +1

    The price of the car versus the quality… it isn’t cheep. Plus all other cost… I would rather spend more to buy cars that build in America.

  • @zachsheffee8458
    @zachsheffee8458 2 года назад

    The compact car is coming back into popularity for Americans!!

  • @JD-yz4kr
    @JD-yz4kr 2 года назад +2

    Why don't you try importing them knockdown or semi-knockdown and assembled them in the U.S.?

  • @averagejoesmo1967
    @averagejoesmo1967 2 года назад +9

    I agree 100% buying from you is best. I sent you an email.

  • @stephenrioux6821
    @stephenrioux6821 2 года назад +10

    If 75% of the price is shipping and paperwork, wouldn't it make more sense to build it in the States or Canada? Both countries have lots of bright young people looking for a sense of direction.

    • @DunderKlomp
      @DunderKlomp 2 года назад +10

      We have neither the skills nor the supply line. Never did, never will.

    • @David.....
      @David..... 2 года назад +4

      @@kanding3369 you mean 20k.....UAW jobs start at $50 and hour plus benefits....the average UAW worker gets about $110 per hour (salary+benefits)
      Thats why tesla and toyota keep resisting the UAW....They also have less layoffs and plant closures.

    • @ghoulbuster1
      @ghoulbuster1 2 года назад +1

      The problem is that none wants to make cars this small in the USA

    • @kimmyd6423
      @kimmyd6423 2 года назад +4

      Right lol he thinks we're all dummies 😉 I've imported and exported Cars and Trucks overseas and yes the papers list a million things but there not ALL charges and most are minimal Like the MPF if the value is Below $2500 is only 2$ up to 9$ lol Duty from China to U.S is UNDER 20% On a $1200 Car what's that lol so u can list all those fees all day they are tiny tiny amounts these guys are smart and Makin a killing off these. Good For Them the cost of Shipping is gona be by weight $200 per 500 lbs and all the rest of the cost is based on the PRICE of the electric vehicle so at $900 or even $2000 insurance is $50 port fees maybe $50-$100 Customs and Declaration Fees and Taxes won't total more then 17% of the price of the Vehicle on a $900 Car I'd be surprised if it even came near $2000 for EVERYTHING on a $2200 (the Truck) not even $4000 for Everything. all the costs are gona be $9 + $50 +$26 + $374 for (taxes customs declaration) + etc etc of course it's just the Hassle that's the worst part its gona take about 45 days for you to receive it at ur door that's all so if u want the vehicle hassle free and dont want to wait (or risk delays which happen often on lg shipments from China, theyre Famous for losing things, unloading in wrong Countries etc lol not even kidding so ur 45 days could be 5 months) then of course buying it when it's Already in America it your best bet.

    • @barbaratrueman185
      @barbaratrueman185 Год назад +1

      BINGO...But the insurance companies and car, and truck factories would have a fit! (you would not have to pay an evil amount of money for their cars, and trucks!)

  • @Mogwai-user
    @Mogwai-user 2 года назад +4

    So what is the classification for this type of vehicle? Is it street legal, does it need to have insurance like a normal car, is it insurable?

    • @kevinproulx7624
      @kevinproulx7624 2 года назад

      I would like to know what the answer is to these questions also please and thx

    • @olivebaker4340
      @olivebaker4340 2 года назад +1

      I am looking for a 4 wheel, Covered, no licence needed mobility buggy. Does this one apply?

  • @seriouswilliams
    @seriouswilliams 2 года назад +3

    what are the exact number of all the fees,is something people would like to know

  • @aaronfreeman5264
    @aaronfreeman5264 Год назад +1

    How tall is the driver allowed to be?

  • @JacindaH
    @JacindaH Год назад

    I came for the toy cars...but want the Chev truck. It's dreamy!

  • @MrGanbat84
    @MrGanbat84 Год назад

    I love this car ❤❤❤

  • @onknight
    @onknight 2 года назад +3

    You need a Canadian Office

  • @atticusmazerac6529
    @atticusmazerac6529 2 года назад +2

    awesome video

  • @josephjosephbaska6655
    @josephjosephbaska6655 2 года назад +2

    I would love to have one of these however for what it would cost I can buy a good us made car

    • @turbodiesel4709
      @turbodiesel4709 Год назад

      @P A : Simple. He didn't say NEW. Literally millions of good used vehicle choices in the USA.

  • @kevinbaker6168
    @kevinbaker6168 2 года назад +4

    One of my concerns is aftermarket support and the warranty. One Y Tuber did a review on a ev utv he bought through a dealer here in the U.S. The manufacturer were hard to deal with on warranty and replacement parts. He had issues which resulted in his vehicle being the dealer's shop for 3 out of twelve months. The manufacturer just about demanded return of the defective parts so they could determine the issue and before they would send replacement parts. The customer hard to intercede between the dealer and the manufacturer just to get the manufacturer to agree to the return of the defective parts, and then cover the labor costs. To me if the supply chain of parts and a system to ensure repairs are not possible, why would you want to buy an ev from China? Until either the Chinese manufacturers realize they must have a parts and repair system set up, and back up their warranty's, they have closed themselves out of the U.S. market. The other issue is the variety of state and federal regulations that govern these vehicles. In some states these are viewed as low power vehicles and require no licensing or registration, in others they do. In some they are street legal and in others off road use only. Then there is the issues of DoT and NHSTA. As you pointed out the Changli's you order in have auto safety glass, and this doesn't even address other safety issues (seat belts, air bags, etc)

    • @passiton3801
      @passiton3801 2 года назад +2

      They are made for the Chinese market originally. Unless u have a full service an parts backup , like E.I.E.. Its gonna cost u thousands of dollars......

    • @kimmyd6423
      @kimmyd6423 2 года назад +1

      They DO have seatbelts

  • @stefaancodde6578
    @stefaancodde6578 2 года назад

    These schip by sea so if You order one then You have to add shipping kost from China to the harbor then arbor costs Tax and transport to Your house . Do note, NOT in Europe allowed. First crash test needed. Chinese VIN numbers are not allowed in Europe.

  • @darryldeclue841
    @darryldeclue841 Год назад +1

    Do you guys sell the vehicles here in the united states

  • @MarkH10
    @MarkH10 2 года назад +5

    Typically there is no upside to trying to explain international cargo to inexperienced people. I recall taking a phone call at AACargo COC (American Cargo Operations Center) while TDY there a few decades ago. Voice tells me he needs to book COMAT (Company Material) specifically salt and pepper shakers for First Class. Several pallets. Delivery in China, on the loading dock at the porcelain factory. He had no ground transport. He had no itinerary to Tokyo, our closest Cargo facility/ No Freight Forwarder. No arrangements for Customs in 3 countries. No budget or payment channel/authorizations for duties. No idea these things existed. It was amazing.
    I would challenge anyone calling you. Tell me, without going to see, just how many line items are on the display sticker for a domestic car. NOT the prices. NOT the agencies, companies, or legalities, ONLY the NUMBER of line items on a given domestic car display sticker.
    Realize that each individual work item on such stickers alone may stop the car at any point.
    Among my duties in AACargo was booking/tracking human remains.
    What happens if human remains enter the country, and proceed with imperfect paperwork?
    The human remains, AND the paperwork must RETURN to the Port of Entry, and start over.
    Imagine what that means for biological progression in the break down of the body, and what it means when a family cannot have their rites.
    Ladies and Gentlemen he is simply trying to point out that any item in international commerce must have 30-50 administrative elements satisfied to proceed. Without exception.
    I think the obvious lesson about how ignorant many people choose to be is the fact that the base, $900 truck has no engine, or battery pack. Would you buy Ford F150 with no engine, simply to get a discount? How about AC? You do realize that AC is not included. How about you tell us which other components you regularly expect are not present.
    YTuber Serpenza lived in China for 14 years. He purchased a domestic Chinese made car. The AC failed 6x in 1 year. His average time of use between warranty trips to the manufacturer was 8 days.

  • @archimedes1077
    @archimedes1077 2 года назад +4

    Ya but you are doubling what it costs after delivery. That's a bit steep if you ask me

  • @thee_number_six6227
    @thee_number_six6227 2 года назад +1

    Totally believe the cost your profits are probably just enough to stay pay employees and buy the next one, only question I have is can it even be inspected and licensed. Or is it just a glorified golf cart?

    • @turbodiesel4709
      @turbodiesel4709 Год назад +1

      @Thee_ Number_Six : Yessir, they're literally just glorified golf carts, as you put it. LOL
      They are NOT legal for highway use in the USA, & for all practical purpose, they cannot be made legal. They are legal for off-road use only.
      That said, as "neat" as they appear to be on the surface, there are simply many better & less costly alternatives already here in the USA, in my opinion.

  • @alejandrosantoyo89
    @alejandrosantoyo89 2 года назад +8

    I didn't buy anything.
    I did do all the research when my bro in law, wanted to buy a machine for his dental practice from china.
    it took almost 82 hours of actual calls and research to understand what you just explained in the video and I explained all this to my cousins who got the same idea to buy that explorer mini truck cause of the price, from what you are charging in your website it's honestly a good deal, and frankly, I think you should raise the prices. lol

  • @rongarrett1366
    @rongarrett1366 Год назад

    I'm urging Utah vloggers April and Davey to buy a Grunt (you're calling it a Tank now) for their new driver, oldest daughter Daisy. They bought a used gas car for their oldest child Zade and have spent about $8000 in repairs.

  • @MarcusFaulknor
    @MarcusFaulknor Год назад +2

    Your website says over $11,000

  • @ghoulbuster1
    @ghoulbuster1 2 года назад +4

    These little cars are cool but not 5 grand cool.

  • @tkdshikamaru
    @tkdshikamaru 2 года назад +1

    hey do you do payment plans can can you assist with the rebates per state to help pay for it?

  • @feimoui
    @feimoui 2 года назад +1

    Omg! I want one !!!!

  • @satt4603
    @satt4603 2 года назад +2

    I can get a used pickup truck for that price

  • @chriskopec1858
    @chriskopec1858 2 года назад +2

    How can I buy one in Florida?

  • @ronspencer676
    @ronspencer676 2 года назад +1

    Just out of curiosity what would a pak yak like that black one with the big tires cost me with shipping? Located in Pennsylvania

  • @MO-bw4nv
    @MO-bw4nv 2 года назад +3

    Ya but 8500 and you could easily get a decent used car

  • @n4zou
    @n4zou 2 года назад +5

    Just wondering if you could import things other than these electric vehicles? I would like to import sidecar motorcycles which would involve the same problems as these electric vehicles. It appears the crate for a sidecar motorcycle is roughly the same size as the vehicles you are selling. Motorcycles don't have anywhere near the DOT restrictions so it's possible for them to be titled, insured, and registered for legal road use. I would rather have it show up in it's crate so you would not need to do anything but remove it from the container sharing a container with your electric vehicles and send it on to me. Yes: I know you would charge and need to make a profit doing that, which is not a problem for me. I just ask if you would want to do something like that in addition to what you are doing now. Also I'm in Alabama which has a law allowing low speed Farm Truck's that will only operate on secondary roads and the electric truck's you sell fit the discription in that the vehicles speed is limited and is not allowed on interstate highways. I've been asking if it's possible for your vehicles to be registered and be street legal at my State DOT but can't get any of them to say yes or no being they are state government employees so I would need to show up with one to actually find out, which I can't do without knowing for sure if it's possible.

    • @electricimportmotors9058
      @electricimportmotors9058  2 года назад +5

      At the moment we don’t import other items

    • @n4zou
      @n4zou 2 года назад +5

      @@electricimportmotors9058 ok, I understand. It would involve additional time and effort on your part. Good luck with your business.

  • @neverstoplearning7214
    @neverstoplearning7214 2 года назад +2

    Does the price on your site include delivery and batteries ??

  • @cmcmcc553
    @cmcmcc553 2 года назад +3

    Thanks for the video very informative

  • @Genxpoppy
    @Genxpoppy 2 года назад +2

    Look around I saw it the other day for 700 to 1000 +2to3 hundo for shipping you not a good lier I mean salesman

    • @utubesarah
      @utubesarah 2 года назад

      RC Felony 6S Where did you see this?

  • @SwiftyMcswift777
    @SwiftyMcswift777 2 года назад +1

    Great commercial!!! For your company. Very informative,,, and makes sense! I was like he’s not going to mention the fact that they are making a profit too,,, and you did! Good for you,,, just for that fact I would go to you guys if I’m ever in the market for one of these vehicles and I may be soon. Good job !!!!

  • @MrWalksindarkness
    @MrWalksindarkness 2 года назад +4

    These aren't street legal, right? I imagine they don't have airbags, crumple zones, anti-lock brakes, etc, that the law requires.

    • @kauigirl808
      @kauigirl808 2 года назад +1

      Off road.

    • @turbodiesel4709
      @turbodiesel4709 Год назад +1

      @Hercules Rockefeller :
      Dude... LMFAO... What?! Based on your comment & your examples mentioned, it's clear that you have no clue what US vehicle laws require for a "street-legal" vehicle.
      And no, none of the EV Chinese mini-vehicles are street-legal in the USA. Legal for "off-road use" ONLY.

  • @yurnylaguna9354
    @yurnylaguna9354 2 года назад +1

    Subtitulada o traducción en español por favor es importante para su importación a América latina sin el BIM...

  • @waynemanning3262
    @waynemanning3262 Год назад +1

    You never show us the fee breakdown?

  • @suzukiterminator
    @suzukiterminator 2 года назад +1

    Shoulda helped if you had shown the printed actual numbers on camera.....

  • @ronkendall2930
    @ronkendall2930 Год назад

    Are these street legal in the U.S.? Do you get a title? Can they be registered for license plates & get insurance.

    • @electricimportmotors9058
      @electricimportmotors9058  Год назад

      Most states they can be registered as a low speed vehicle

    • @turbodiesel4709
      @turbodiesel4709 Год назад

      @Ron Kendall : No. 100% illegal for on highway use in USA. For off-road use only.

  • @frankortolano5886
    @frankortolano5886 Год назад +1

    A 2k truck with taxes and fees 8.5k,still a good price

  • @michaelosullivan4112
    @michaelosullivan4112 2 года назад

    Can they be driving on road without having driver licence? Nice video would you do shipping to Australia if it's impossible

  • @dimagass7801
    @dimagass7801 2 года назад +1

    What would price be for the "shell" no batteries or motor?

  • @passiton3801
    @passiton3801 2 года назад +1

    Neat touch using Chinese looking characters for the normal EXPLORER badge.

  • @funiroxic9977
    @funiroxic9977 Год назад

    You’re making a $4000come up that’s crazy.