Didnt have to research much but-
Sorry to embarrass you further:
Haval H6 Vs Audi Q7. Looks like Audi copied haval?
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@Kai Liu looking forward to a textual response.
"Listen here troll:
Lax regulations in India, poorly placed customer priority combined with cut throat competition when it comes to pricing has led to these poor ratings- and not the fact these vehicles are produced in India. The regulations are getting more stringent thats leading to higher spec safety as standard.
Also basing your argument solely on crash rating shows how unintelligent/ill informed you are.
Honda, Ford, Hyundai, Toyota, VW all manufactured and sold cars without air bags and even altered frames/crumple zones to Indians. So, going by your foolish logic, just based on safety ratings - The few Chinese manufacturers that had good crash ratings make the whole Chinese auto industry surpass the Americans, Japanese, Korean and German auto industries, right?
Other countries with lax regulations and rules get the same-very poorly equipped cars when it comes to safety. What will amaze even you more is that cars manufactured in India are exported to other countries according to their higher safety spec. What about that make in India?
Coming to the actual car industry and not just safety ratings of entry level $5000-$8000 cars-
If I were you I would never boast about an auto industry that dwells in making cheap imitations. I dont know whats most shameful: the cheap imitations themselves or the public with its crass taste buying these, or the government protecting these BS companies. I remember Rolls Royce had to sue giant Chinese car maker Geely because- apparently the Geely copy was so horrendous that RR thought it hurt their brand image.
You are world renowned for it. Here have a real laugh:
Also dont play yourself boy."