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Can China produce the forklift with the same quality? or more efficient and more accurate?
If the market demand is very low, can I say that Korean maker is not interested to spend money for the development of that kind of product - rather than incapability?
Maybe Doosan is not interested with "attention catching" demonstrator anymore as they already have brand image and reputation.
I'm not an expert on forklift. But a comparison on excavators performance looks to be very insightful. According to an excavator test made by CLSA (an equity broker) in 2013, the diggers made by SANY is better than its Japanese peers (Komatsu Hitachi, Kobelco) and Korean peers (Doosan). A short quote from the test:
“two weeks of gruelling tests of their productivity, durability and fuel efficiency. They all came out well, but most striking was the performance of Sany’s machines. Though not quite as good as the best, made by Caterpillar, they outperformed their Japanese and Korean rivals. CLSA concluded that technology gaps between the best Chinese firms and their foreign rivals are now “almost non-existent”.
Digging for victory
Look at the list of world largest forklift makers. China's Anhui Forklift and Hangcha (杭叉) are global No. 8 and 9 respectively; while Doosan and Hyundai are No. 12 and 13 respectively. Can I follow your logic that the Chinese ones don't want to do "attention catching" demonstrator as they already have brand image and reputation in the forklift market?
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LOL He still talk about the freaking FOLKLIFT. What a joke! LOL
No you cant. Market share doesnt always reflect brand image.
TCL LCD market share has outpace Panasonic or Toshiba, but still if we talk brand image you know TCL is incomparable yet to Panasonic.
And still nobody of you can show comparable advanced forklift from china that can match that one from Doosan.
your logic is very interesting. If the Chinese OEMs develop some demonstrator, you said it is purely for brand image, not a wise choice from economic perspective; if the Chinese OEMs don't develop demonstrators, and even if they already earned bigger market share than the Korean ones, you would challenge that market share doesn't matter, but only brand reputation matters.
On the other hand, if the Korean develop any demonstrators, you would say "wow, what a high-tech stuff! Amazing". And if the Korean don't develop the demonstrators, you would say "it doesn't matter, because they already have great brand reputation. They are concentrating on real sales results, i.e. market share. Wise choice"
Don't you think it is funny?
I thought this was a China vs South Korea thread. Why are you suddenly bringing Germany, Japan, and Switzerland into this? Are you saying South Korea's industrial robots are all domestic? Prove it.
I can't take you serious if you continue to insist on a forklift as some revolutionary machine. LOLAnd still nobody of you can show comparable advanced forklift from china that can match that one from Doosan.