BYD U8 testing program is very impressive
New Energy Vehicles (NEVs) in China
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BYD U8 testing program is very impressive
huge market for chargers and associated equipments. I think they might still be underestimating the growth potentials, but it is hard to overestimate it
【800公里长续航，三一魔塔电动重卡靠的是堆电池？没那么简单！-哔哩哔哩】
Sany, unsurprisingly, is walking on the same dead end with Tesla semi
On one hand , they plan to build a charging network
On the other hand , they just force customers to buy a astonishing 1000KW/h battery!
HOW RETARDED IS THAT???
Sany, unsurprisingly, is walking on the same dead end with Tesla semi
On one hand , they plan to build a charging network
On the other hand , they just force customers to buy a astonishing 1000KW/h battery!
HOW RETARDED IS THAT???
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Sodium ion battery for BYD is coming. They are building a production base in Xuzhou. Since they just signed this, my guess production won't start until next year
charging situation in China still needs a lot of improvement. All the talks of super fast charger network neglect the fact that vast majority of chargers in China are sub 150kw, because those are cheaper
Thailand numbers so far this year
BYD doing pretty well, but should get a boost for Dolphin deliveries starting soon
BYD doing pretty well, but should get a boost for Dolphin deliveries starting soon
broadsword
Brigadier
Ora Good Cat is #5. Encouraging.
I hope all the Chinese brands continue to survive without consolidation. Too early for that.
I hope all the Chinese brands continue to survive without consolidation. Too early for that.
China's charging network in real danger of falling behind the US if some consolidation and standard setting doesn't happen soon.
Supposed Chaoji standard still nowhere to be found while old GB/T is vague and has too much allowance for voltage/current/user experience
They should take over Chargepoint in the US.
Having the dashboard in the middle is a dangerous distraction. Old X-Trail models used to have them. Besides having to look side way and moving your head to read or setting the dashboard, it is very inconvenient for right-hand drive drivers. Maybe ok for left-hand drive cars such as those in China and US. One reason they put it in the middle is because they can make both left and right-hand drive cars with less modifications.
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