← Back to context Comment by dzhiurgis 16 hours ago Europe isn't good example either as it's heavily tarriffed 2 comments dzhiurgis Reply usrnm 15 hours ago That makes it even worse for european automakers, if they cannot compete even with a heavily tariffed BYD epolanski 4 hours ago We don't have materials, we don't have energy.Not sure how are we supposed to thrive in a world where cars are very simple and our know-how is borderline useless.Imho cars are a dead race-to-the-bottom business, that was true in ICE world, that will be even more true in the electrified/autonomous driving one.
usrnm 15 hours ago That makes it even worse for european automakers, if they cannot compete even with a heavily tariffed BYD epolanski 4 hours ago We don't have materials, we don't have energy.Not sure how are we supposed to thrive in a world where cars are very simple and our know-how is borderline useless.Imho cars are a dead race-to-the-bottom business, that was true in ICE world, that will be even more true in the electrified/autonomous driving one.
epolanski 4 hours ago We don't have materials, we don't have energy.Not sure how are we supposed to thrive in a world where cars are very simple and our know-how is borderline useless.Imho cars are a dead race-to-the-bottom business, that was true in ICE world, that will be even more true in the electrified/autonomous driving one.
That makes it even worse for european automakers, if they cannot compete even with a heavily tariffed BYD
We don't have materials, we don't have energy.
Not sure how are we supposed to thrive in a world where cars are very simple and our know-how is borderline useless.
Imho cars are a dead race-to-the-bottom business, that was true in ICE world, that will be even more true in the electrified/autonomous driving one.