Walaikum salam, I am doing fine, thank you and I wholeheartedly expect that you are also blooming.
As for last two paragraphs. I think that I would rather not answer your questions my good brother.
P.S. I am only replying because you directed a salam at me and it would have been curtains in the after-life for me had I not responded, therefore, have a good day brother.

Assalamu alaikum Khurram. Long time. Hope you are doing well.

I need your help with something.
Can you please re-read the last two paragraphs of the above article?
Can you please explain them to me in your own words?
What do they say about the pricing of the Chinese EVs compared to the Western ones?
What is the Volkswagen representative saying about the Chinese EVs and their future?
Can you explain his recommendation/message to the western EV manufacturers?
What is your take away from all that has been said?

I just have three words….. zip it please.
P.S. Thank you for troubling yourself and reading the comment that was neither even written on this article, nor was directed at you, or for that matter any other reader.

That red and white car is exceptionally cute and totally according to East Asian tastes who do not like aggressive shapes, rather they prefer visual cues taken from cute animals example panda. Thank you for keeping your discussion exactly related to the topic at hand: EVs and avoiding publishing of your concepts of modesty, censorship and declaring the amount of sawab someone can get.

But the main question is that how are Chinese EVs a (cheap or uncheap) copy of products by notable brands when those allegedly notable brands don’t even have such a product and those who have, lagged China in developing and introducing EVs?

Oh that explains the shape then, it seems justified for its price. Jazak Allah for the informative response, may Allah increase your health wealth and eman.

it happens to be the world’s cheapest EV… much to Chinese what TATA Nano was to Indians

https://carspiritpk.com/ora-r1-is-the-worlds-cheapest-electric-car/