New Energy Vehicles (NEVs) in China
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@Tyler Yup need to invest more in its dealership and after services, can't beat Toyota in price and customer satisfaction with its services. An example a motor scooter hit my headlights, I only need to replace the lens which cost $60 service free , while my friend driving a Honda had the same incident but need to replace the whole headlight assemble costing her $285 plus an additional $100 for the service. whose the DADDY now....LOLBYD also have this BYD Tang model SUV.
I thought Korea car is good or at least decent? I mean 5 year ago no one drive those ugly Korea car but new model with decent design now become popular here in Vietnam. Toyota and another Jap car still leading market except Honda( not so good quality with delusional price is disaster, lol). About China car well now they have tiny market share and i consider it good enough when you know Vietnam basically is anti China fortress.
Thanks. Hope China car brands could apply better service and more cost-effective products to Filipino people in the future.
@Lnk111229 bro I had a bad experience when I bought a Hyundai Starex, they don't have a dealership at that time and their after sales services are atrocious. The vehicle itself is bad compare to its Toyota counterpart HI ACE GRANDIA and both have the same price range. I bought it at $30,000 (cause it had a nice and modern look) and had sold it at a lost for $18,000 after 5 months of driving. That traumatic experience taught me never to buy an expensive item without any resell value.
@zszczhyx Bro China need to learn from the Japanese , need to protect and nurtured its brand. If your planning to introduced your product need to have an effective after sales service available and go all out , not piecemeal.
I think it is just that their companies are not that mature yet. It seems that need some years to pass to get more organised on their sales, reputation, services, PR, brand image, repairs etc
It is quite a lot of things which the Japanese have perfected after decades of hard work and pain.
The Chinese companies will have to pass similar difficulties to become international companies with good exports.
This is the difference between a developed and a developing country
After sales service is a very important consideration for car buyers. No doubt about it. But in China, even just a few years ago, most of the Chinese cars have problems in competing against established foreign brands. But it is changing in today's China, mainly due to technological and quality improvement. I think it will be a matter of time before buyers in many countries will rediscover China car manufacturers offering good products at competitive prices. More dealers will then offer services.