@.moneyshift: watch the goalposts move on evs. first there was nowhere to charge, then chargers went everywhere. then fast charging kills the battery, overblown. then they charge too slow, so china rolled out megawatt flash charging. now it's that flash charging destroys the pack. so byd pulled a yangwang u7 off a showroom floor, drove it 18,600 miles in 8 days at a 149 mph average in 97 degree heat, flash charged it 350 times, and the battery held 98.7 percent. that's byd's own test and 350 charges is a week not a decade, both matter. nobody should be forced into an ev, buy whatever you want. i just want the arguments to be honest ones #byd #electriccar #yangwang #tiktokgrowthchallenge

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coleoid :

Well there you go, 18,600 miles and you've already lost 1% of the battery capacity. That means you'll need a full expensive battery replacement after only 1.8 million miles. I'll stick to internal combustion, thanks!

2026-08-29 14:34:30

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GaryTheGroundhog :

As an rc guy with lipo batteries, that flash charging just sounds all kinds of wrong

2026-09-01 02:50:47

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Correct opinions :

BYD makes way better cars than any US company

2026-08-28 19:09:57

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Denz :

By the time you buy a electric car the new one comes out like a new iPhone and it’s not worth anything.

2026-09-01 03:48:07

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Buddy :

Americans wake up, While we are playing war Games, China is kicking our butts

2026-09-01 03:11:28

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Shoard01 :

to bad you cant buy BYD cars in the USA

2026-08-29 00:57:21

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JerryJones2000 :

so now China has technology I can't buy. that's your argument for EVs?

2026-09-01 02:40:56

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Thrawn :

Here's an honest one. EVs are too expensive in the US.

2026-08-28 19:57:30

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SF Spencer :

And the grid can’t charge all the electric cars! But it does fine with data centers!

2026-08-29 01:26:48

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Ish :

Pull the government subsidies, let the market decide

2026-08-29 15:12:44

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dixzaflopin :

electric cars are only good for city driving and local, short commutes... the size of the US, the amount of distance between populated areas, and how long charging takes when compared to filling with gas for a comparable range are all reasons why electric cars aren't very practical for a lot of people who dont spend all of their driving time in a city.

2026-08-29 22:21:17

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FreeDUMB Reigns 🤬 :

There is one problem they can’t solve. Once the battery is gone they are throw away vehicles.

2026-08-29 22:13:07

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sdfgsdfgsdfgyyy :

People who hate EVs have no problem using electricity to power their house or they trade tools 😂

2026-08-29 14:48:39

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abdulajr02w :

my ONLY hate to EVs is solely the hypocrisy of being "green" and being forced down our throats. Other than that there are EVs despite all this bullshit that do get me excited

2026-08-28 17:43:38

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Keith Kyle :

All other reasons aside, do people really not see the geopolitical benefits of getting off of oil?

2026-08-29 18:35:16

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ethanadams6856 :

If BYD comes to America it will be lights out for the American auto industry

2026-08-29 02:36:39

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user6916439415254 :

For commuter cars, an ev males perfect sense. It's when you try to roadtrip in the US you have to stop for 45+minutes to charge to 80%. I'd love to see the quick change battery make its way here.

2026-08-28 19:38:29

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Readyplayer1 ༽ :

Resale is garbage, it’s like trying to sell a 4 year old iPhone, old technology nobody wants

2026-08-28 20:54:30

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Bojo :

"350 charges is a year" you don't do a full cycle of the battery every day, 350 charges are like 3-4 years

2026-08-30 07:25:12

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Jackie J :

340 charges is 1 year? My brother can you do that math again? People aren’t charging their cars every day.

2026-08-29 21:20:13

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tantantonie :

so in eight days you lose 1% battery all together? terrible, a gas engine will run the same for 60 years and still crank

2026-08-28 17:38:08

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RalfyWalfy :

Yeah but that’s China. American cars will have planned obsolescence

2026-08-28 22:09:39

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cuddlefish666 :

I honestly don’t get the hate if you don’t want an electric car don’t buy an electric car. It’s pretty easy.

2026-08-29 00:43:40

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AtomicTacco :

The goalpost has always been that they are boring and lame af. Mix that with how now every EV is a rolling computer with cameras that watch you and backdoors to allow the government to shut your car off, I’ll stick with my vehicles from the 90s that are cheap and easy to fix, can fill a tank in 60s in any town in America, and don’t track my every move.

2026-08-30 13:05:21

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stevenss2222 :

I ain’t driving no yangwang

2026-08-31 19:02:14

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