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Previously on "Sweden's answer to Tesla"
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Don't all Swedish cars have to have their lights on at all times? That'll drain the batteries. Top tip, if you have to buy an electric car, don't buy Swedish.
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No point in having one now: Volvo to impose 112mph speed limit on all new cars from 2020 | Business | The Guardian
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scooterscot
They are Indian.
BTW they are currently produced in Austria.
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Originally posted by scooterscot View PostVolvo have the right idea using a subscription based model to market. Makes it far more likely the average joe will give it a go instead of asking $100k upfront on untested technology.
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Originally posted by woohoo View PostThe challenge Tesla are having is actually producing enough of them and keeping the quality up. So it's fine producing something like this in tiny numbers but actually becoming a serious player is a different matter.
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Doesn't help their founder is clearly banging half a pound of blue cheese every night.
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The challenge Tesla are having is actually producing enough of them and keeping the quality up. So it's fine producing something like this in tiny numbers but actually becoming a serious player is a different matter.
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So basically, China, India and USA can make cool electric cars. Who knew!
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Originally posted by minestrone View PostThey are Chinese.Originally posted by scooterscot View PostThey are Indian.
Geely - Wikipedia
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Originally posted by scooterscot View Post
If small Sweden can do this why can't the UK??? - Perhaps it's something to do with all those Media studies graduates.
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