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At least it's still a nip car...better reliability n resale valueOk lah…my budget can only buy a second hand Suzuki swift now
At least it's still a nip car...better reliability n resale valueOk lah…my budget can only buy a second hand Suzuki swift now
Need a bread-n-butter car to support my jobAt least it's still a nip car...better reliability n resale value
Ora good cat..Need a bread-n-butter car to support my job
Attos3 is not as well built as DolphinA used car dealer in juu hu inspected some china cars and concluded its body are well put together including the welded parts and sound, heat insulation, materials used. . Not sure about its mechanical / electrical reliability.
The Sealion hybrid n pure EV have better features than a Toyota...but too bad it's not safe to buy due to BYD issues n it being a chicons carAttos3 is not as well built as Dolphin
U need Seal or Sealion to get the better build model
So tat means don't but BYD...even though its a good car..as in tech n driving dynamics..Financial Times: China’s car industry runs on empty as supply chain bills go unpaid
https://www.ft.com/content/e6ae000d-d506-4a21-898e-213002234ee2
In the West, bills are paid upon delivery. But Chinese always supply on credit. It's a bad habit.https://www.ft.com/content/e6ae000d-d506-4a21-898e-213002234ee2
China’s car industry runs on empty as supply chain bills go unpaid
Beijing has acted to ease stresses of a damaging price war with carmakers pressed to settle invoices within 60 days
The dominant Chinese electric-vehicle maker BYD is deepest in negative territory with its working capital
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Chinese carmakers’ price war is putting the industry’s balance sheet under strain, a Financial Times analysis has revealed, as Beijing demands more action to protect suppliers in the world’s largest car market.
Current liabilities exceeded current assets at more than a third of publicly listed car manufacturers at the end of last year, according to FT calculations based on their most recent financial reports.
The weakening liquidity picture highlights how China’s leading carmakers are being forced to squeeze suppliers to maintain working capital and fund their fight for market share amid heavy discounting.
The dominant electric-vehicle maker BYD is deepest in negative territory with its working capital, followed by rivals Geely, Nio, Seres and state-backed BAIC and JAC, while the total net current assets of 16 major listed Chinese carmakers fell to Rmb104.3bn ($14.5bn) by December 31 — a 62 per cent decline from their Rmb290.5bn peak in the first half of 2021.
Yin Xinchi, a car industry analyst at Citic Securities, said a decline in net current assets indicated an increasing rate of cash consumption, with liquidity risks as the numbers turned negative.
“Given the current downward trend, China’s auto industry is expected to enter an industry-wide elimination phase . . . in 2026 at the latest,” he warned. “During the process, some companies will die of liquidity crises.”
Got a Paradise Island in the south mahChina Auto Industry On Verge Of Collapse As Six Major Cities Run Out Of Car-Buying Subsidies
https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/c...e-chinese-cities-run-out-car-buying-subsidies
All in order to maintain the illusion that China's EV industry was firing on all cylinders, to use a bad metaphor, and more importantly, to give the impression that China's economy was booming at a time when all eyes were on it as a result of the trade war with America (because woe to the loser).
The problem, as every Potemkin village comes to realize sooner or later, is that one can only pretend for so long and eventually the stimulus money runs out. And in the case of China, the stimmies have almost run out.
According to Reuters, at least six cities and municipalities across China have suspended trade-in subsidies for car buyers in June, which could grind to a halt most if not all new car sales in the world's second-biggest economy.
TBH, I think Attos 3 build is not as robust as Dolphin…Attos 3 is fanciful in appearanceA used car dealer in juu hu inspected some china cars and concluded its body are well put together including the welded parts and sound, heat insulation, materials used. . Not sure about its mechanical / electrical reliability.
Actually I was looking at getting a BYD...but due to all these bad news...better to avoid it. If chup lup....the car will be worthless....and cannot even run as no SW update etc.. very sad as in terms of price n features etc it put Toyota to shameTBH, I think Attos 3 build is not as robust as Dolphin…Attos 3 is fanciful in appearance
In term of build:
Seal > Dolphin > Atto3
In term of accessories n features
Seal >> Attos 3 > Dolphin