作者AirStorms

一句一句誒
講話多有學問


宣揚中國國威
都是要給五🌟

作者Hermit Crab

轉貼昨晚收到的數據:

2023 年第二季全球十大電動車廠的排名如下：
特斯拉 (市佔率 21.7％)
比亞迪 (市佔率 16.2％)
廣汽埃安 (市佔率 6.0％)
福斯 (市佔率 4.7％)
上汽通用五菱 (市佔率 4.4％)
現代 (市佔率 3.6％)
BMW (市佔率 3.6％)
賓士 (市佔率 2.8％)
Kia (市佔率 2.0％)
Audi (市佔率 1.9％)

德國4家（13%），中國3家 （26.6%），
韓國2家 （5.6%），美國1家 （21.7%），
日本0家 ?!

根據以上數據前十大廠牌總共占據全球三分之二（66.9%）市場

全球十大電動車廠排名出爐：特斯拉、比亞迪分居冠亞軍，但第三名你不一定猜的到 (https://tw.news.yahoo.com/%E5%85%A8...A0%E4%BA%9E%E8%...

作者istanbul

中國自己發的吹噓文給信徒信....?

作者rcack

深入中國電動汽車墓地：記者揭穿針對汽車制造商的指控

Inside China’s EV Graveyard: Journalist Debunks Allegations Against Carmakers (https://insideevs.com/news/681742/t...a-ev-graveyard/)

Recently, a YouTuber alleged that Chinese carmakers were overproducing electric cars to obtain government subsidies and beef up sales figures. Shanghai-based auto expert Mark Rainford has quashed these allegations after visiting the so-called Chinese EV graveyard.

The initial accusations stemmed from drone footage of an EV cemetery near Hangzhou in the Zhejiang province, shared by YouTuber Winston Sterzel. He claimed that over 10,000 Neta V models were rotting away in a field. But Rainford’s on-ground investigation revealed that only 146 Neta V cars were parked on the field, while others were different models.

The cars aren’t new, as they have aftermarket seat covers, floor mats, and junk lying in the storage spaces, as per Rainford. The previous video showcased untouched plastic seat covers, so some EVs might have been new when they were driven to these fields.

Moreover, an EV called BAIC BJEV EC3 accounts for the majority of the units seen on the field. It's a small electric hatchback primarily used for ride-sharing purposes.

We reported previously that failed car rental businesses led to abandoned EVs. Following a brief craze for rental e-bikes in China, ride-sharing services witnessed a similar trend. Customers could find rental EVs using an app, unlock them digitally, and then drive away, said Rainford.

But on China’s city roads, public transportation is generally faster, which might have partially contributed to the failure of ride-sharing companies, as per Rainford.

The Chinese ride-sharing business models were asset-heavy, and arduous to administer, which might explain why so many of them failed, leaving behind hundreds of abandoned EVs. Moreover, taxis are cheaper in China, and the lack of unified parking spaces made renting these EVs inconvenient.

China’s EV space boomed after 2016 and the newer models are naturally more sophisticated, compared to the lackluster EC3. BAIC offered the electric hatchback initially with a 20-kilowatt-hour battery and later increased the capacity to 30 kWh. It had a range of 112 miles, but later it improved, claimed Rainford.

We couldn’t independently verify the specs. BAIC’s website doesn’t list the EC3 but instead has a more modern version called the EX3, reminiscent of the Chevrolet Bolt EV.

At the far end of the EV cemetery, several models from Toyota, Hyundai, Geely, and Dongfeng Peugeot-Citroen are parked, Inside China Auto’s drone footage shows. Many of these models are unregistered and new, possibly awaiting delivery or purchase, the presenter claims.

作者rcack

深入中國電動汽車墓地：記者揭穿針對汽車制造商的指控

Inside China’s EV Graveyard: Journalist Debunks Allegations Against Carmakers (https://insideevs.com/news/681742/t...a-ev-graveyard/)

作者LDSKINGII

中國新能源車彎道超車成功 全球市佔已達49.4％
https://www.chinatimes.com/realtime...39-260409?chdtv

ㄧ堆人要買泡水車爆炸車也是怪

作者leeking

超打臉的
塔綠班完全不敢回這篇XDDDDD