This car costs $8500. Not a typo. Less than 10 racks. And you don't have to put gas in it.

But we can't have it in the US, because we'd rather have racism and argue about solved problems like birthright citizenship, and should Black people be allowed to vote.

So you get Cybertrucks instead. Enjoy!

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=0ZqRnLp_htE

All New 2026 Chery QQ3 EV FirstLook

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@mekkaokereke My BYD Dolphin cost 569,000 Thai Baht. That is around 17,500 USD. It is a compact car (not subcompact) and it is a joy to drive. Why does a decent electric car cost nearly twice that in the US? Clearly they've lost the plot.

US domestic auto manufacturers have long disliked making affordable cars. The profit margins are too low.

Meanwhile, even luxury goods in other commodities has been outsourced to China and other 'developing' countries. That there is still a US auto industry at all is a matter of macho national pride and its very profitable military production side.

@jeffmcneill @mekkaokereke

@hamishb @jeffmcneill @mekkaokereke

Also, the vast majority of government agencies (national, state, and local) are mandated to buy only American vehicles.