Capt.Popeye
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@Roybot You have been to China, any personal experience with these cars?
You mean the fakes ?
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@Roybot You have been to China, any personal experience with these cars?
You mean the fakes ?
They have original cars too??
But, next door Pakistan hasn't seen these cars yet....may be some legal issue,if these model cross the chinese border....may be Range Rover or Rolls come after these companies...That seems to be the case...but they have lost their credibility and became a laughing stock in the process. A more prudent way would have been to hire a professional Italian designing company and get some decent original designs for themselves, that Range Rover is not the last good design on earth, neither the Chinese companies are too cash starved to hire a professional designer.
Probably copying and using fakes is not a taboo in China, they even got a fake Goldman Sachs among many other fakes: Shenzhen Goldman Sachs is China’s latest fake
But in many parts of the world people would find it embarrassing to use something fake, I like watches and have some good watches from Indian and foreign brands that are within my budget, but I would never wear a fake Rolex.
They did.Why Haven't Chinese Cars Come to INDIA?
What this in Pakistan !!! what awesome Chinese design
I want this Chinese design !!! So macho
Really digging this adventurous item
If they could be original.......... why would they work so hard to be "knock-off" xeroxes ?
They came to India with Buses too, inter-city ones; with a brand name called 'King-Long' which cost half of the Volvos with whom they were competing. First, the general public started calling them Ting-Tong, Ding-Dong, Ling-Long and stuff like that so they were locally re-badged as 'Cerita' Buses. Then as they ran for some time, other specialities of those buses got exposed, like the most common one was clutch-plates falling to pieces or gears stripping their teeth off and so on. Passengers were not sure that they would complete the journey, some times they did but with the AirCon dead. Passengers then refused to board those buses if they saw them. That was the end of 'King-Long'.........
The bikes did not stand a chance in the market, even the 'Gulsar' which was a cheaper rip-off of the Bajaj Pulsar.
All over the place, mostly in Western India. I took only one ride in one of them; where the clutch plate disintegrated with some smoke and lots of sound effects, so the Driver rolled it to the verge of the Expressway and sat as "cool as a cucumber". That was the "nth" such mishap that he'd had, that is why he was so cool.
Not for me though, I never came close to another one again, and now they seem to have gone extinct....
They did.
Chinese Zotye Nomad I came to India rebranded as Premier Rio
Zotye Auto - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
It was big flop
If only people could have sued China copying different products, am sure Chinese would have gone bankrupt twice and over.
Nevertheless, I admire there reverse engineering 100% genuinely copied products.
The numbers and the capability don't lie. While Indians are worried about motorcycles and shit, Chinese electric buses from BYD are already running in Long Beach, California and in Amsterdam, with orders increasing. Alibaba is teaming up with CAS to build the first commercially viable quantum computer. Meanwhile there are still Indians thinking about whether today they will have 2 meals or 3.