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Americans Are Open To Cheap Chinese Cars. That’s 'Scary' For The Rest Of The Auto Industry (insideevs.com)

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Americans Are Open To Cheap Chinese Cars. That’s 'Scary' For The Rest Of The Auto Industry

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[–] [email protected] 8 points 6 months ago* (last edited 6 months ago) (1 children)

I personally own Ioniq 5 but that is because Hyundai has better after sales support in my country than emerging Chinese OEMs.

Not to mention existing Chinese cars currently do not possess enough battery capacity and efficiency for my taste.

Once they fix that atrocious after sales support, I will reconsider them.

FYI, Wuling Air EV probably has the 2nd biggest sales number here in my country but people who own them complain alot about maintenance and spare part supplies.