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   萧武达

   2024年 3月 4日 03:38

   呵呵。雷部长。说中国电车是装上轮子的iphone
   这是侮辱iphone还是赞美中国车？ 或者是赞美iphone还是侮辱中国车？这是一个问题

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   lahei

   2024年 3月 4日 00:48

   恐惧很正常，老鼠见了猫

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   BeBeeS

   2024年 3月 4日 00:30

   ccmath 写了： 2024年 3月 4日 00:24 国内电车厂家都在建类似的生产线：

   Niubility, it generates numerous data, and it is real big data.

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   ccmath

   2024年 3月 4日 00:24

   国内电车厂家都在建类似的生产线：
   
   
   

   SOD 写了： 2024年 3月 4日 00:03 How China Is Churning Out EVs Faster Than Everyone Else
   Once laggards, Chinese carmakers are stirring envy—and fear—in the global auto industry
   
   Selina Cheng in Hong Kong and
   Yoko Kubota in Beijing
   March 3, 2024 11:00 pm ET
   
   NIO takes less than 36 months to roll out new car models, compared with roughly four years for many traditional automakers. PHOTO: HECTOR RETAMAL/AGENCE FRANCE-PRESSE/GETTY IMAGES
   
   China is speeding ahead in the electric-vehicle race. Riding the nation’s EV boom, upstart automakers have eclipsed foreign rivals to develop cars faster, push the boundaries of smart tech and swamp consumers with choice.
   
   Chinese automakers are around 30% quicker in development than legacy manufacturers, industry executives say, largely because they have upended global practices built around decades of making complex combustion-engine cars. They work on many stages of development at once. They are willing to substitute traditional suppliers for smaller, faster ones. They run more virtual tests instead of time-consuming mechanical ones. And they are redefining when a car is ready to sell on the market.
   
   
   https://www.wsj.com/business/autos/how- ... e-df316c71

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   zhukov

   2024年 3月 4日 00:17

   SOD 写了： 2024年 3月 4日 00:03 How China Is Churning Out EVs Faster Than Everyone Else
   Once laggards, Chinese carmakers are stirring envy—and fear—in the global auto industry
   
   Selina Cheng in Hong Kong and
   Yoko Kubota in Beijing
   March 3, 2024 11:00 pm ET
   
   NIO takes less than 36 months to roll out new car models, compared with roughly four years for many traditional automakers. PHOTO: HECTOR RETAMAL/AGENCE FRANCE-PRESSE/GETTY IMAGES
   
   China is speeding ahead in the electric-vehicle race. Riding the nation’s EV boom, upstart automakers have eclipsed foreign rivals to develop cars faster, push the boundaries of smart tech and swamp consumers with choice.
   
   Chinese automakers are around 30% quicker in development than legacy manufacturers, industry executives say, largely because they have upended global practices built around decades of making complex combustion-engine cars. They work on many stages of development at once. They are willing to substitute traditional suppliers for smaller, faster ones. They run more virtual tests instead of time-consuming mechanical ones. And they are redefining when a car is ready to sell on the market.
   
   
   https://www.wsj.com/business/autos/how- ... e-df316c71

   太不要脸了。嫉妒和恐惧的玩意全世界大卖。你恐惧可以不买么。嫉妒倒是说准了。白皮确实嫉妒。

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   BeBeeS

   2024年 3月 4日 00:13

   I like South East Asian culture and food, fruits, and girls.
   
   https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV1QN4y1 ... ca3d7de8a2
   
   https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV18G411 ... ca3d7de8a2

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