Chinese EVs Just Entered Canada in 2026 (America Is Furious)

43 thoughts on “Chinese EVs Just Entered Canada in 2026 (America Is Furious)”

1. My parents got a BYD XIA back in Perú it’s absolutely amazing

2. They look nice but they aren't reliable at all,drive it for 2 years then you know what I'm saying

3. The shaker car looks the most exciting

4. Just visited China back in October. They have beautifully designed EV's starting at $15,000 (USD), but even nicer ones available for about $25.000-$30,000. About half of the cars on the road in the city were EV's You can tell because in China, EV's and ICE cars have different colored license plates. PLUS, there are charging stations everywhere! If Chinese EV's were allowed in the US, without tariffs, it would be the end of the BIG 3 and Tesla. BTW, China did have Teslas, but not very many.

5. I wonder how their autopilot software compares to Tesla?

6. China is 20 years ahead

7. 100%sure I will buy Chinese made ❤

8. I hate all the American concept cars that never make it to production. What a dick tease and waste of time. China actually produces what the US only show as CONCEPTS😢

9. Smh. I bet they will make some new BS law saying those new China EVs are NOT allowed to cross into the US at the Canadian border. Watch. Wait and see. Americans will probably have to go to Canada just to see these awesome vehicles.

10. Use Chinese EVs or stay with outdated oil guzzlers.

11. Most of them have a screen and no mechanical buttons. That is like Tesla and it's outright dangerous. Also they are all expensive.

12. Nothing against China but their cars are not good at quality I mean they are beautiful but not good when it come to longevity they break easily

13. No doubt thousand time better then tesla

14. AMERICAN CAR COMPANIES ARE GARBAGE EVERY LAST MANUFACTURER! RUBBISH! FUCK WASHINGTON CHINA BLOWS AMERICAN CAR COMPANIES OUT OF THE WATER. TESLA IS RUBBISH AS WELL! BORING AMERICAN AUTOMOBILES HOORAY FIR CHINA FUCK THE U.S. CRAP

15. Don’t buy EV lunch pails they’re all garbage. Wait to see your electric bill insurance and waiting in line 3 hiurs

16. Now i understand why cars shake themselves. It's not to imitate Pixar movie but to shrugged off anow.

17. First automotive magazine reviews are very complimentary too.

18. “Chinas biggest deal” nope note even close . “Chinese EVs entered Canada” nope they have not. Click bait BS . I don’t recommend the channel

19. China is suppling Russia with arms, personal and weapons to fight NATO and Ukraine.
    China is only a taker and not a giver in this world.
    China now has Chinese Police Stations and Chinese Media in Canada.
    STOP buying anything from China. Wake up Canada

20. My only concern is how well are they in minus 20-40 Celsius .

21. Thanks for video
    I think you forgot to mention that Nio ET9 can swap battery too.

22. EV's are here to stay, FK trump!

23. Tesla will cry

24. I'm so jelly. We Americans are missing out. We are slaves to very expensive yet fast deteriorating products like csrs, cell phones, laptops washing machines, fridge. It's a product of Corpprate greed ran amuck.

25. What about quality ? And are spare parts easy to get?

26. Last car is my car,, and of course I Will drop a pile of 💩Tesla in a second for any of this cars

27. Copycat and scrap metal

28. Chinese cars are something else

29. America SE ma SE more more mooooorerrr

30. Yeah it is just ridiculous how they rip us off and keep us poor here in America China has beautiful cars and they're not trying to rip people off

31. China 🇨🇳 is bar far

32. PRC propaganda. Wait until the reliability statistics start coming out. Ever think about escaping from a burning car when the chips controlling the electrical doors and windows stop working and you can’t open them to escape?

33. My two cents on the issue… since I'm retired and dont use the car that much, I'll wait until they export electric cars to Toronto that sells under $35,000!

34. china is in another level, that is amazing really

35. Some of the stuff it can do is epic, but the idea of it braking on it own don’t like, I hope it has a feature you choose it on and off, having it brake in winter may lead to a accident. Ai is never reliable so I would want that feature to be optional then yes for sure

36. As a canadian im ashamed of my country sucking up to communist china

37. Europe here. have a BYD for some years now.
    excellent had a tesla befor that, never going back.
    becaus that is exactly what it is going back

38. Cheap tech is not reliable

39. america, the wretched nation on earth.

40. That's how China come up on top. Cheaper labor many go to China for lost cost labor then boom millions raised from poverty with many of them Chinese people stay forging history, not worry about small group peoples worry about oil and other people's stuffs while at home people in dire needs. They focus on everyone deserve the best not a few. My favorite car always been Royce rolls. And covet

41. If you were at the 2026 Shanghai auto show you would have seen EV city cars for less that $12,000 USD.

42. All very advance and impressive. The question however is what is the engineering and mechanical backup for these cars when they are imported to Canada? This would require mechanics trained to service these vehicles. But that should not be difficult. The more serious question however comes in the area of Road Safety. With two different mechanically oriented means of transport sharing the same roads, my concern is how fast would drivers able to master the higher tech capabilities of EV's versus those driving conventional cars. Like anything mechanical, advance technology may require a different set of skills foreign to that of driving conventional cars. With today's traffic congestions, unfamiliarity of mechanical skills which EV's demands may affect quick response time to avoid accidents. By extension, drivers of conventional cars would respond slower I would assume. Put it this way. EV's use technology to dictate its responses. A mechanically driven vehicle needs its driver to respond using his or her inbuilt human faculty to avoid accidents. On the same principle, with two "different drivers" at the wheel, one human, the other computerized, there are no statistics as far as as we now know to ascertain if this fear has any basis. Perhaps the experts should enlighten the public.

43. Poor Americans!

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