Comments by "Joe Qi" (@i6power30) on "BYD plans to take over Australia's auto market - and that's a good thing" video.

Doesn't seem biased to me . Maybe you are brain washed to believe Japanese cars are still better
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@paulb1951 Whatever you immediately resort to personal insults, when you have no substance to backup your claim. How patriotic you are Amuurican patriot riding in his honky donk pickup truck lolol
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@paulb1951 Even if he was biased, I agree 100% that Chinese EVs are 100x better than anything Japan or America can possible make.
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@PropanePete Yes, I agree older cars are built to last, it's by design. All new cars are built with planned obsollece by design, especially European and American cars. Chinese ones will probably out last European or American cars built currently for sure. For you to single out Chinese cars being disposable is simply racial bias buddy.
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@PropanePete You are comparing old cars to new cars. Not a fair comparison. Like I said, all new cars built after 2000 are planned obscelence, especially Eurpean cars are pure money pit. I think Chinese EVs, not ICE cars will outlast Western EVs because their battery tech is way ahead of any Western EVs. For new ICE cars, their service life is dependent on eletronic control modules now, doesn't matter how well maintained the engine is. BTW, I fail to see what relevance Mao Zedong has anything to do with modern Chinese EVs lol
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@PropanePete actually EVs require far less electronics than gas cars. Teslas are bad examples because they try to put too many smart features in them. But EV drivetrain are much simpler can be made analog completely, ice cars have many separate control modules.. Anyone can make reliable long lasting cars. If we could make them 30 years ago, certainly we can do it now, no matter what country of origin. Modern cars are by design made to break after 7-8 10 years max. I think Chinese being the new entrance to the game want to set a good impression they sure will not want to make cars break too easy.
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@PropanePete As for your 2006 VW, you are but just one data point. I don't see many 10 year old VW on road or command any high resale value at least here in Canada. Maybe it's different in Europe where repair maintenaince cost is lower. But in Canada / maybe US as well, all European cars have very high repair costs compared to domestic / Japanese ICE cars. If you claim Japanese ICE cars have longevity it might make more sense, but European cars are complete garbage past warranty period. You can see their resale value fall off cliff for European luxury brands such as Audi, BMW, Merc... all high maintenance junk after they are 6 -7 years ood. - meaning you can keep them running, but at a cost higher than getting a new one. ICE cars can last longer if you are meticulous on maintenance, and drive low mileage. for EVs, Chinese battery makers such as BYD blade, and CATL produces batteries last 2 - 3 times longer in excess of 15+ years without significant degradation, compared to Panasonic cells that only last about 10 years / 1500 charging cycles. CATL's LFP batteries last 3000 charging cycles with 85% capacity remaining. That is the current fact. As for China's cultural revolution in the distant history affects its current society and in turn have negative effect on their products is pure conjecture on your part, not a proven fact.
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