"This design... it's simply irrational!"
It's like Fujihara Tofu Shop's 86—though it appeared to wear a cheap shell, the moment you lifted the hood, it was a treasure trove of race-car level modifications!
The two "competitors" beside me also seemed unable to accept this.
Could it be that Mr. Bao, knowing he couldn't compete in hardware, sneakily pushed on the software front to develop to such a sleazy extent?
The main point is...
"Are you kidding? Implementing vehicle connectivity, intelligent assistant, and automatic parking in a compact car..."
How many ingredients did Mr. Bao stack in those cars? How many lidars did he install?
But even if just one was installed, wouldn't the price of this car shoot beyond 100k?
If you really had a budget of 100k, who would buy a compact car?
What about market positioning? The target customers?
Can you be so capricious when making a car?
