<China Electric Vehicle>

<China Electric Vehicle>

If I need a car, and I have a budget of about 60 million won, and I have the Ioniq 5 and Xiaomi su7 Max as my current options,
(Tesla is excluded for now.)

If you ask me what I'm going to buy between the two, I'll buy Ioniq 5 without thinking about it for a second.

Despite the many points of performance, convenience, connectivity to smartphones, and enormous resources for autonomous driving,

How can you believe that a company that makes cars for the first time sells more than 600 horsepower? How can you handle it because you're scared...

I don't think there's a need to think about it at all right now.

But with 120,000 pre-orders already piled up, the whole world is paying attention to the car, and China Online going all out to dig into the pros and cons of the car like this....

In the future, this car will continue to correct the errors and shortcomings that have been revealed. And at some point, you will be evaluated as reasonably reliable.

It's because Xiaomi is such a hot topic, how many other competitors in China will use their swords to see this car. In particular, BYD. Xiaomi copied Porsche, and BYD will copy all of Xiaomi's functions. It is fiercely competing with the market that sells 8 million units as electric vehicles (+PHEVs) in the 30 million automobile market, and is making new products...

Korea's battery is the best in the world, and our automobile company is sweeping all kinds of automobile awards in the world. That's right.

So how many cars did the 2023 World Car of the Year go on sale worldwide? Japan How many cars did the Imported Car of the Year go on sale in Japan that year?

I know very well that Korean cars are good. Why don't I know that I've been flustered since 15 years ago.  

By the way...

Korean cars may be better than Chinese cars in the next-generation EV market. But can they sell a lot???

The winner of the market, where dozens of brands compete for survival, from a car costing 10 million won to a car costing 100 million won, and our domestic cars compete....

Right now, I know that Korean cars are much more competitive. But will they continue to be so?

Mercedes and BMW's electric cars could target categories a little differently in the Chinese market, because there's brand power left. I'm wondering how long that will last.  

Volkswagen or Hyundai cars have to compete in the same category.

Can Hyundai-Kia compete with Chinese cars in the Southeast Asian market by launching an electric car worth 10 million won? Can it dominate the Avante market with an electric car worth 20 million won? Can it sweep the market with an electric car worth 30 million won?

The whole world knows that Xiaomi's electric car copied Porsche, and they all admit it. It's right to accuse the commercial morality of being terrible, but if you ignore the Chinese electric car...  

In order for the three Korean batteries and Korean automakers to continue to do well in the future... at a time when the Chinese market, which accounts for a third of the global market, has been completely robbed... we need to fight and win against the Chinese EVs pouring out of the remaining two-thirds of the market at half the price of the train cars.

But Chinese companies can't be trusted, so if we don't even talk about it...  

First of all, it'll be comfortable to cheat.

I've been using it for a while, and suddenly I'm hit with reality. First of all, it's hard to feel comfortable... I wonder why I'm trying to take red pills. Just take blue pills and live comfortably...