Red Flag ain't going to sell well either for obvious reasons.
New Energy Vehicles (NEVs) in China
- Thread starter supercat
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Red Flag ain't going to sell well either for obvious reasons.
broadsword
Brigadier
It'll be fine once people realize you pronounce "Hongqi" like "Hongchi" and not like a racial slur for a white person.
That reminds me of a hilarious criticism I saw of the name of the "BYD Han" as if it's named after the racial majority of China. "Imagine if we released a car called the Ford Caucasian!"
That reminds me of a hilarious criticism I saw of the name of the "BYD Han" as if it's named after the racial majority of China. "Imagine if we released a car called the Ford Caucasian!"
broadsword
Brigadier
Should go with the Maomobile lol. It sounds cool kinda like the Batmobile 
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Acura, Lexus, Infinity, Genesis and even Nio were independently developed luxury marques from Asia, all of which created a new name.
Ideally Hongqi should be called something like "Premier" or "Crimson" or "Dynasty" and then simply have the Chinese lettering, not the ridiculous pin ying.
Ideally Hongqi should be called something like "Premier" or "Crimson" or "Dynasty" and then simply have the Chinese lettering, not the ridiculous pin ying.
Dynasty sounds much better if it's hasn't already been registered.
Won't be the first time a vehicle is named after an ethnic minority. Familiar what the Nissan Qashqai is?
supercat
Major
BYD's 1st quarter profit is expected to rise 300% over last year and its profit will continue to improve as the company has passed its most stressful period.
According to TrendForce, LFP battery's market share will reach 60% globally by 2024.
While the overall NEV penetration rate reached 28.2% in China in Q1, in some cities it reached more than 50%, including Shenzhen (59%) and Shanghai (52%).
According to TrendForce, LFP battery's market share will reach 60% globally by 2024.
While the overall NEV penetration rate reached 28.2% in China in Q1, in some cities it reached more than 50%, including Shenzhen (59%) and Shanghai (52%).