Witness the Bold World of Car Engineering Innovation! 🚗💡

In an eye-opening look into the realm of automotive engineering, Chris Harris sheds light on a remarkable practice happening right under our noses. As Asian manufacturers push the boundaries of electric vehicle technology, the intriguing, yet controversial, actions of Chinese engineers come to the forefront. Discover how these skilled professionals go to extraordinary lengths to analyze and replicate the finest details of Japanese cars, from interiors to engines, using advanced tools. This phenomenon raises questions about innovation, competition, and the future of the automotive industry. Dive into this captivating discussion about the dynamics of car engineering and the race towards electric supremacy. Don't miss out!

[nilsharms]

All car manufactures buy competing vehicles and take them apart, to look how at the competing designs. The only thing the Chinese do differently, is that they just straight up copy the whole thing instead of taking inspiration. Which of course leads to cheap prices, when you don't need to develop your own stuff

[HansCoche]

Why spend millions on design if you can basically copy for free.

[zwojack]

Except there is nothing like "stealing ideas" or "copyright" in China. You know, because sharing knowledge is more important than withholding it to make money.