It could actually be really clever for BYD to do a joint-venture in USA with Ford or something.
New Energy Vehicles (NEVs) in China
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It could actually be really clever for BYD to do a joint-venture in USA with Ford or something.
GM's JV sells a lot of those wuling cars in China. But these small cars are being displaced by Chinese EVs.
well, if US bans Chinese autonomous vehicle tech on American soil, then China would do the same, which means Tesla would be at a significant disadvantage to domestic competitors
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Charging while moving:
Nio is building a lot of charging piles, as well as battery swap stations. In fact, Nio's charging piles serve more than 110 brands.
Nio is building a lot of charging piles, as well as battery swap stations. In fact, Nio's charging piles serve more than 110 brands.
Huawei showcases its AI cloud for ADAS
should be a nice option for many automakers
BYD with more photos of Bao 5
Also more details on the N8
not as large as I thought. Still smaller than the L7
More details on BYD's large cylindrical battery. Looks like it has many applications, which is probably the end goal here. BYD is a battery company. It needs to sell batteries to variety of applications
should be a nice option for many automakers
BYD with more photos of Bao 5
Also more details on the N8
not as large as I thought. Still smaller than the L7
More details on BYD's large cylindrical battery. Looks like it has many applications, which is probably the end goal here. BYD is a battery company. It needs to sell batteries to variety of applications
Not really, China won't sanction GM business just because of the US. China still wants to show they are always open for business. To be honest, they are more business minded than political. Else even Ericsson would have been banned in China whe Sweden imposed a ban on Huawei from any 5G deal in Sweden.
You are joking right? The US wants nothing to do with any Chinese company on its soil whatsoever. That's also the advantage of the incumbent power ,especially one who is not only powerful in its own right but also with lots of powerful allies globally, so they can afford to be so picky.
Not joking. I agree with your point, and it's precisely why I think that a JV with an American company is the only way China can break into America's car market IMO.
From the perspective of Ford, they'd be getting cutting-edge EV technology for basically no cost, and BYD finally gets access to the American car market. This makes US government's decision making tougher, because now they have to balance Ford's economic interests against US's anti-China bias.