European auto giants launch a flurry of cheaper electric vehicles — taking the fight to China
European auto giants launch a flurry of cheaper electric vehicles — taking the fight to China
Europe's top carmakers unveiled low-cost EVs at the Paris Motor Show this week, seeking to recapture some of the market share held by Chinese brands.
" ... as soon as vehicles come in the right price range next year … people will flock to buy them.”
You're viewing a single thread.
The only reason they are cheaper is because of the super high import taxes of Chinese EV.
I hope China starts to build giga factories in Europe, so we get cheap and good products, instead of that French crap.
Yeah for sure, china and "good products" do not go well together.
Surprisingly, the China-made Tesla Model 3s tend to be of exceptional quality, whereas the US-made ones are not
Not true, you get what you pay for. Western companies make purchases from manufacturers and once it sells well they nickel and dime their suppliers. So when they say it must be cheaper, the manufacturer sais yes.. and they replace a metal holder with a plastic once painted chrome.. to lower the price as requested. This is how it works.
Someone is stuck in the 90‘
You know, lots of things have changed since then. Also, please check how many items in your household are made in China. You will be surprised how good their quality is, compared to the things you can buy for no money on AliExpress or Temu.
You do realize that they only produce cheap shit for mainly americans to buy. They are exceptional craftsmen, but they keep the good stuff.
As someone who has lived in China, no that's not the case. Of course Chinese people can and do make high quality things, but there is a huge amount of incredibly poor quality stuff at all levels. As an example the floor of the flat I lived in fell through into the (thankfully empty) flat below two years after I left it, the building was less than 15 years old.
Partially its because of the real lack of regulatory oversight in China and partially because of a cultural sense of "ends justify the means" when it comes to business ethics.