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  1. 😱 A British man's newly purchased Chinese-made electric car unexpectedly entered autopilot mode and became uncontrollable, forcing him to crash into a police vehicle to stop it. 00:41 Brian Morrison's MG ZS EV entered autopilot mode and could not be stopped, prompting him to crash into a police vehicle. The brakes failed to function, leaving Morrison in a state of panic. Despite the harrowing experience, Morrison was not injured, but expressed uncertainty about driving the electric car again. ! The European Commission is launching an anti-subsidy investigation on Chinese electric cars due to their low prices caused by government subsidies. 04:24 China has become the top global car exporter, surpassing Germany and Japan. The European Commission is concerned about the economic impact of Chinese electric vehicles on Europe's GDP. The European Commission is initiating an anti-subsidy investigation to potentially impose punitive tariffs on imported Chinese electric cars. 💰 The Chinese government has provided substantial subsidies for electric vehicle manufacturing, leading to a surge of new energy vehicle enterprises, many of which aimed to defraud subsidies. 08:25 Chinese government has been providing hefty subsidies for new energy vehicles since 2009. Many new energy vehicle enterprises emerged with the goal of defrauding subsidies. The new energy vehicle sector in China became a problematic bubble similar to real estate. 🚗 Israel plans to ban the importation of fuel vehicles by 2030 and promote electric and natural gas vehicles. 11:34 Israel launched a plan in October 2018 to replace fuel vehicles with electric and hybrid models by offering lower purchase tax rates. By 2025, the ownership of new energy vehicles in Israel is expected to reach 177,000, and by 2028 it will grow to 656,000. China's new energy vehicle companies have high expectations for the Israeli market due to government support and favorable market characteristics. 🇨🇳🇮🇱 The Chinese Communist Party's support for Hamas in the Israeli conflict may strain Sino-Israeli relations and impact Chinese goods sales in Israel, including electric vehicles. 15:16 The Chinese Communist Party refused to condemn Hamas's terrorist attack on Israel, leading to anti-Israel sentiment in China. Hamas's unusual aspects in the war suggest support from a major power, with the CCP being a suspected backer. Uncertainty looms for the Chinese new energy vehicle industry in Israel if the conflict continues and Israel becomes wary of Chinese products.
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