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Hello Tak,
There's a simple but crucial secret behind how the Chinese brands have managed to develop cars so quickly at costs much lower than those faced by manufacturers in Europe, but it also runs counter to the way traditional car makers work: they share parts.
The ability to use standard parts across multiple models isn't new, and it is one the big reasons why global car giants such as the Volkswagen Group and Stellantis have grown to the size they are. The more you build (or source) of a single part, the cheaper it becomes.
But China has gone one step further by breaking two unwritten rules: the first is that parts should be built to the car makers’ exact specifications; the second is that to stand out among competitors, parts should be differentiated... | | |
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