Oh neat!
Chinese state-owned
Oh no...
Not likely to come to the US
Oh well.
this post was submitted on 29 Sep 2024
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Looks dented
I understood that reference!
Enlight me cause the car literally looks dented
There's a century old urban legend that the Chinese once copied a western steam engine design, which had a dent in its exterior from shipping, and included the dent in the copy's design.
The jokes about the Chinese only copying western tech are now about as out-dated as those about the Japanese were in the 90's.
Its so that you don't have dent in the car in the future
Oh boy!!! Oh, China….. crap
Hey car makers, when do we get a cheap EV?
That would be cool news if I was in China.
I was quite interested until they said it's in China. Hopes dashed.
It'll be a EV available 'globally' not just China
https://electrek.co/2024/08/13/mazda-confirms-first-global-ev-sedan-us/
The US has a massive tariffs on Chinese EVs, ranging from 50-100%
This car will probably be around 40k+ in the US