Xiaomi sells fun MB sells status Status is no longer the prerequisite in China, a fundamental shift is happening in the younger Chinese psyche where they are shifting from the parents generation of "grind culture" to a pursuit of personal happiness.

What a guy - a true role model to all 80-90s kids growing up watching Jurassic Park

everyone finds themselves at a very chinese point of their lives sooner or later

chinese history is wild because you find rememence of long lost tribes everywhere

damn, all the legendary right wingers are dropping this week

So he really ended a Truth Social post with "praise be to Allah"?!

behind me was the original Qin Dynasty Great Wall, its easy to see why they wanted to keep nomadic Mongol tribes off this fertile land

Because factory bosses ultimately become warlords with fiefdoms and unmitigated power over local and regional poltics, it becomes impossible to cull product lines because that means redundancies

met a lady who grew up in a cave now owns two small restaurants and a growing real estate company shes just turned 30, has a kid, bought a BMW. the Chinese dream is real.

got bored of the heat and the rain so i drove 2000km to the original Great Wall

Englands national anthem is either Underworld's Born Slippy or Oasis Wonderwall, none of this Jerusalem pish

northern china is spiritually American

when your friend says hes getting the rounds in

just drove 700km, left it in range extender mode and it sat at 8L / 100km thats tremendously good for its size

Interesting decision

if you look at the comments section its easy to see that a corner has been turned; people actually want Chinese cars

Glad to see State Owned Companies are becoming the global norm. www.theguardian.com/technology/2...

skipping lunch, having a power nap

VW Phaeton sighting ⚠️

did my Chinese taxes online in an app in about 20mins on Monday night, showed i was owed back 6100rmb in back taxes. 6100 was received in my account today. holy shit

Yakov Farley, chief commissar of the Ford State Automotive Combine No. 1, used his high-level Kremlin contacts to get access to a Xiaomi SU7: www.drive.com.au/news/ford-ce...

Does anybody think the classic car industry will eventually die a death because millennials no longer have the space or the free time to maintain cars?

Looking at going from Las Vegas to an address in California, looks like a 4 hour 273 mile drive. Not bad, I think. What about the train tho? It's 4.5 hours or a 9 hour drive. America your shit is broken.

somebody let an alligator out in a shanghai neighborhood and it naturally started eating cats

what a pleasure to find a mid 18th century Qing dynasty family home just a kilometer from my own home. Built by the Lai Clan, they were rice and silk traders, often donating to humanitarian causes. Still lived in by an old lady who doesn't like the modern apartment she was given by the govt

i gave up on BEV and went for long range phev because of Aholes like this blocking public chargers

cazy to see the terminally online right wingers celebrating Polestars US banning, i remember a time they were anti govt intervention in the free market

The modern version has twin NVIDIA chips powering it and 1200tops of power

By 2035 the only cars available in the USA will be six full size trucks on the patriotic vehicle act.

I think it's great, however it is a big day for those "I just want a simple EV" people. Let's see them put their money where their mouths are.

dropping AC control panels into the UK family chat to bother them

I have no idea if this is satire at this stage and I have no desire to learn more.

1200km in a week, still only using 19.kwh per 100km whilst fuel use at 1.3L/100km honestly, super impressed

truth. make public transport low cost, efficient and easy to use. make solar power cheap, make battery storage affordable

Make sense - EV trucks will be more common place - EV Trucks will likely use the same battery cell structure for several cycles - European grids are (likely) not ready for huge drawdowns of power from 200KWh battery trucks yet - Helps to balance the grid

I would also like to point out that the next British PM is likely to be a catholic. Which is kinda crazy given that the English civil war thing + autocracy period that we did to keep catholics out of power.

so it turns out if you eat less, and cut out snacks, whilst maintaining a high intensity workout plan you can just loose weight

BSKY NERDS ASSEMBLE Nobody knows the pastors name, other than it was Reverend Gostrey. - Built in 1910 - In Hangzhou, Fuyang district - after the Rev died, his children fundraised for the church in the UK So how can I figure out his name? Even the pastor of this church has no idea.

PoV: your wife left you at home for the weekend

sometimes i wonder if im the first British person to visit a location but the answer is always no because an Anglican came 100 years prior and built a church

met a chinese journo who daily drives one and works for a state newspaper, quite exciting

third living space? third working space

Look at this hair + tash combo in 2026, I would trust this man with my life. Glorious. Like seeing a wild panda.

if you recognize this car, youre due for a prostate exam

dropped my kid off at Loong Airlines open day for kids, and i gotta admit im jealous

the clash of street gear and outdoor clothing has accumulated into Chinese foreign minister wearing Nike ACG on a trip to Mongolia

Even ten years after that Vote, I still find it amazing that the UK collectively decided to leave the worlds largest trading bloc because they thought they could do it "better" And something about stopping illegal immigration.

When you ask for evidence of how Musk profited from his $290 million donation to Trump's 2024 bid for the presidency, it's pretty unsettling. #$TSLA #$SPCX

I did a cognitive exam. Very risky. It starts easy. But at the end they have you recite the Shahada - Sha-HA-Dah. Isn’t that amazing? They said no one recites it unhesitatingly the first time, but I got it right away. Muhammad is god’s messenger. Not a lot of people know that but it’s true.

drove past the one of two Hangzhou Massacre sites from 1937 yesterday, incredibly eerie experience, only plain fields and a rememberance site now. the village next to it was the site of the Japanese surrender in Zhejiang in 1945