Chinas Xiaomi SU7 electric vehicle is selling like hot cakes and promoted by foreign White Monkey influencers, but it is lowest rated, and dangerous

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This was a tragic story, apparently it was due to the doors not being able to open as they had purely electronic door handles, nothing mechanical.

I pray that Canada is not going to accept these sub pwr products. Right now America is going to use our EV deal with China to cut us out from trade among other issues they have with us. Our loss is going to be Mexicos gain and these knockoff (the SU7 is a Porcshe knockoff) EV products will not do well in our Winters, they are not durable as Teslas are.

MSN The Xiaomi SU7 electric vehicle has faced significant safety concerns, including a fatal accident where the doors failed to open during a fire, trapping the driver inside. Additionally, it finished last in the 2025 Q1 quality ranking for large BEV sedans, indicating a high risk of potential defects and a high complaint-to-sales ratio
 
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Algore just dumped on Trump.

Pam Bondi laughed. Mossad told her not to prosecute CO2 FRAUD, so she isn't going to...
 
Like everything else made in China, you take your chances.
Indeed. Buying a small drill or a roll out carpet is far less risky than purchasing a box of metal one is encased in and must travel high speeds in. It will not survive Canadian winters. Worse though, the U.S is going to block our vehicles and speed up the repatriation of your industries from Canada to the U.S.
 
Indeed. Buying a small drill or a roll out carpet is far less risky than purchasing a box of metal one is encased in and must travel high speeds in. It will not survive Canadian winters. Worse though, the U.S is going to block our vehicles and speed up the repatriation of your industries from Canada to the U.S.
The only people buying the junk chicom EV are libs

If they all die they were warned and there will be fewer around for the next election
 
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