Comments by "D. von N." (@D.von.N) on "Stay Away From Made in China EVs - Buy at Your Own Risk!" video.

Not just Chinese EV. Cybertruck also recalled almost 4000 vehicles for faulty speed pedal that got stuck to the max speed, unable to bring it back during driving. These tech companies keep pushing and overpromising, wanting to be the first on the market, or get an edge, just to face humiliation soon after that they didn't test it properly and stupid failures occur.
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It is like that saying: use it or lose it. In this case - brain. Try to make everything as little challenging for the intellect as possible, and you end up with potatoes.
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@chrisjlee2013 are you sure: "Tesla is guiding a ramp-up to 250,000 Cybertrucks per year in roughly 18 months, which would put that milestone in mid-2025."
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@chrisjlee2013 On the side note: there has been an overproduction of EVs of all kinds, now rotting on idle, unsold, China flooding market with its own subsidised electric coffins... I don't see it too positive that all those $100k and over (i.e. expensive) cybertrucks will have a high demand either.
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Re pirated cds and dvds... in a standalone player they may be safe, in the past, but pirated can come with all sorts of malware these days, so anything pirated you put into your PC or similar device, it is at your own risk. You may lose way more than if you purchased the legit copy.
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