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Some may recall before the fall of the Soviet union when Soviet citizens were forced to buy Soviet-made cars that were laughably unreliable compared to vehicles
by resters 2y ago
Some may recall before the fall of the Soviet union when Soviet citizens were forced to buy Soviet-made cars that were laughably unreliable compared to vehicles manufactured elsewhere.
The US is entering this territory of absurd protectionism that benefits the few at the expense of everyone else. We now have 100% tariffs on Chinese EVs and surely with the rate of innovation we are seeing, they will be 200% before long.
Tesla is bizarrely focused on gigapress and making the EV high-end when the economics of a vehicle with many fewer moving parts and a simpler design should be leading us toward sub-$10K cars and trucks.
As usual, Chinese firms seem to have better engineering chops and much better practical understanding of what the market wants.
- rasz 2y ago>before the fall of the Soviet union when Soviet citizens were forced to buy Soviet-made cars Anyone could buy imported car, the only problem was lack of $$$ hard currency.