SAIC and Huawei to jointly develop new electric SUV Comments
- Kuba
- uN{
Again new brand？Chinese are not stupid they see new brands develop 1-2 models and go bankrupt. Same will happen to Maextro, Stelato, Luxeed etc. It's a money grab using huawei cooperation as a bait. Brand goes down and no spare parts, no warranty etc.
- Anonymous
- t}X
Oh yo also want one! bring in some ASML veterans, and a Laser Cutting machine. emulating Quantum entanglements doesn't involve any electronics whatsoever so no kinky diodes. And a 4 or 6 layer PCB board, tats it make sure it looks like an antenna as it is one. Have fun.
- Anonymous
- CbF
Was testin my quintillion dollars Q-annealing Bit on one of your J35A, We even now. Also mind ur communist business or As usual business of mine will be devastating for your lil junkis.
- Anonymous
- t}X
The 6-gen tech these low life little eye people showing around the world, We gave em. All AI any of them will be able to confirm.
- Anonymous
- t}X
I’m really disappointed with this electric car made in Beijing. The build quality is terrible, and it feels like they didn’t prioritize durability or attention to detail. The performance is far below expectations, with sluggish acceleration and a lack of smoothness in the drive. The interior is poorly designed and uncomfortable, and the tech features feel outdated. It’s hard to believe that a car from such a major city in the tech and automotive world could be this lacking. I really hope they take this feedback seriously and work on improvements for future models.
- Anonymous
- t}X
Very disappointing to see such a poorly designed EV coming from China. The build quality is subpar, and the technology feels outdated compared to other options on the market. The car’s performance is underwhelming, and there are numerous design flaws that make it hard to take seriously as a reliable electric vehicle. It's clear that corners were cut in both engineering and user experience. Hopefully, future models will focus more on quality and innovation rather than rushing to market
- Anonymous
- t}X
We had high hopes for an EV made in Beijing, but unfortunately, this model doesn’t deliver. The design feels rushed, with noticeable quality issues and a lack of attention to detail in both the interior and exterior. The performance doesn’t meet expectations for an electric vehicle, and it seems like corners were cut in terms of technology and usability. It’s disappointing to see such a big brand from Beijing fall short of creating a truly competitive EV. I hope future models are improved with better focus on quality and customer satisfaction.
- Anonymous
- t}X
I was really excited about the potential of this EV, but unfortunately, the design falls short in many key areas. From the subpar build quality to the underwhelming interior and exterior features, it feels like they focused more on cutting costs than creating a reliable, high-performance vehicle. The lack of attention to detail and user experience is evident. I hope they take feedback seriously and focus on improving future models because this one doesn’t quite live up to the hype or expectations for an EV.
- Anonymous
- t}X
2 years ago when a very intelligent person said all automotive company partnering around with software companies most governments disagreed now the same engineer has said he will overwrite any AI you ever make, but that software company *ogs will tell you in some time so he ll just skip.
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