This is why you can’t buy Chinese EVs in the US. It’s ready for prime time here and would sell at an attractive price. Artificially inflated price is the main reason we won’t see this and other Chinese EVs soon. Would you buy one if it becomes available?
https://www.edmunds.com/car-news/2026-geely-galaxy-m9-hybrid-chinese-suv-tested.html
Nope!
I know that this news video refers to a different brand of Chinese-made vehicle, but the thought of buying any vehicle from a Communist country, where much of their manufactured output is… let’s just say… not of high quality… doesn’t give me much confidence.
It looks like a lot of Aussies have buyer’s remorse.
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Chinese Junk… We buy a lot of Chinese junk, but my life doesn’t depend on any of it and I never have high hopes about any of it, mainly stuff like a drink coaster type stuff that doesn’t need much QA… lol
About the only things in the house worth much from China is the China dishes… 
I would not expect Chinese EVs to even be allowed in to be imported… with their low cast it almost screams “Force Labor” with Prison Labor where inmates are required to perform compulsory labor, and from Internment Camps were Uyghur and other Turkic minorities are forced to work in camps, and Labor Transfers where the Chinese Government move “surplus workers” from rural areas to industrial hubs to work in factories.
In 2024, thousands of Porsche, Bentley, and Audi vehicles were impounded at U.S. ports due to a sub-component suspected of being made with forced labor in western China.
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Because of the threat that they would impose on US automakers, no matter which party controls our nation, I don’t believe that Chinese vehicles will be imported to The US… at least not within our lifetimes.
I have to say that I’m disappointed about countries, like Australia and Canada, that do allow the importation of Chinese-made vehicles. I think it’s interesting to note that Australia–where they don’t salt their roads–has a major rust problem with Chinese-made vehicles. Surely, the Canadians should have no worries about badly-rusted Chinese-made vehicles.
