MattHamilton
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Very TrueSo in other words, China is finished stealing all the tech they wanted from Stellantis/Jeep & kicking them to the curb.
Pretty much standard operating procedure for them, and no big surprise.
Nailed it.So in other words, China is finished stealing all the tech they wanted from Stellantis/Jeep & kicking them to the curb.
Pretty much standard operating procedure for them, and no big surprise.
Yup that's exactly what it is. Definitely not this "Sales for the venture, which sold the Jeep Cherokee SUV and the Compass crossover, have been in sharp decline for the past four years. Sales fell by 50% in 2021 from the previous year to 20,396 vehicles."So in other words, China is finished stealing all the tech they wanted from Stellantis/Jeep & kicking them to the curb.
Pretty much standard operating procedure for them, and no big surprise.
Kind of funny due to the fact that they lead the world in smogThe world is moving towards electrification at a breakneck speed. Look at all the latest ebike tech coming out of europe and china.
"Foreign automakers as a group have been under growing pressure in China, where the market has shifted quickly to battery-electric vehicles and domestic brands have been taking market share."
You should stop hallucinatingThis enters into politics. I would delete this thread.
another fine example of them catching up and surpassing us. at least we're still ahead per capita.... hahaha...Kind of funny due to the fact that they lead the world in smog
Really, where did that happen? Disagreeing with something does not make it political.This enters into politics. I would delete this thread.
^^ This. Happened to my company there too.So in other words, China is finished stealing all the tech they wanted from Stellantis/Jeep & kicking them to the curb.
Pretty much standard operating procedure for them, and no big surprise.