Kandi EV remaining less costly in in U.S.?

[redpoint5]

Interesting. My only question is how a missile with only a 200 mile range is classified as an ICBM?

I need to watch Dr. Strangelove again.

[freebeard]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_Azorian

Hughes Glomar Explorer. The US triangulated the site but the Russians didn't. I hadn't heard the missile theory.

History doesn't repeat but it does rhyme.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2018_H..._missile_alert

https://duckduckgo.com/?q=whidbey+island+missle

[Christopher Jordan]

Originally Posted by Piotrsko

I appreciate your position on the Kandi, but realisation that they are pervasive in everything you touch is appropriate. Probably half the silicon in your phone / computational equipment is chinese made.

FWIW- my 3-wheel Chinese scooter lasted over 7 years, and it sold last month for more than I paid for it 7 years ago without even a light bulb problem. Yes; all Chinese parts! I would consider a Kandi 2 door (not a 4 door; not accessible.) This $100. deposit is way too "Elio Salesman" advertising though. I will wait for a 2 door on Amazon.

[Hersbird]

Originally Posted by redpoint5

Interesting. My only question is how a missile with only a 200 mile range is classified as an ICBM?

I need to watch Dr. Strangelove again.

ICBM was just my term to make people think of a large tube launched nuclear missle. Maybe just a ballistic missle?

Technically the missle attempted to be launched was a SS-N-5 Serb with a 700 mile range, but they wanted the launch to look like it came from the best sub China had at the time.

[Piotrsko]

Launched outside antartica or inside the Bering strait, the missile would be capable of crossing the nearby continental border.

The original use of the term was to indicate a warhead capable of being launched inside the heartland of a country that was able to attack a target somewhere in the world by using a quasi orbital path. It has been since corrupted to mean any missile carrying a nuclear explosive payload that exceeds an altitude of 100 miles

[rmay635703]

You can buy a Kandi but they aren’t crash certified becoming the first NEV with airbags and safety features, sadly no tax credit so you can’t get a $2500 EV but they are somewhere north of $10,000 depending on who and where you buy

https://youtu.be/XAp2Aod631o

China trying to avoid dot airbags to save a buck, how stupid there are only a couple compliant sources of dot airbags purchase and use problem solved.
As usual the crash test is meaningless but material sourcing is non-compliant