The article discusses a significant shift in perceptions regarding Chinese-made cars, particularly electric vehicles (EVs). Historically seen as inferior, Chinese automakers now produce vehicles with advanced battery technology, software, and manufacturing techniques, positioning them ahead of Western competitors. The author reflects on this change during a podcast episode recapping experiences from the 2025 Shanghai Auto Show, emphasizing that even budget-friendly Chinese cars have surpassed Western offerings. The conversation also touches on the potential end of EV tax credits in the U.S., highlighting concerns about the competitiveness of American automakers amidst these advancements.
Even China's cheap cars are now way better than ours. Blame the thirst for profits or tariffs, but you can't even buy a Ford in America for under $30,000 anymore.
China's latest offerings in the electric vehicle and plug-in hybrid space feel a decade ahead of Western competitors. Battery technology, software, manufacturing techniquesâChina's way ahead.
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