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The range claimed by chinese car companies is usually accurate (every article I’ve seen where a driver is interviewed includes a reported range that matches the
by more_corn 2y ago
The range claimed by chinese car companies is usually accurate (every article I’ve seen where a driver is interviewed includes a reported range that matches the manufacturer claims) maybe it’s something about not wanting to run afoul of a government that will kill you for abusive capitalistic behavior.
No value judgment either way is implied.
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- constantcrying 2y ago>The range claimed by chinese car companies is usually accurate Like other regions they have a standardized range test, similar to the WLTP. >maybe it’s something about not wanting to run afoul of a government that will kill you for abusive capitalistic behavior. No. It is just too easy to get caught lying. Lying about range is like lying about motor power, once a single person tests your claim the deceit is revealed and your brand suffers significant damage.