Why Chinese automakers may be closer to the U.S. market than people realize
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Why Chinese automakers may be closer to the U.S. market than people realize
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In the first episode of RPM with Jim O’Brien, Jim sits down with Reese Counts from Edmunds.com to discuss one of the most important automotive stories developing right now — the arrival of Chinese automakers and the Geely Galaxy M9.
After Edmunds became one of the first major U.S. automotive outlets to test the Chinese-built SUV, Reese explains why the Geely surprised nearly everyone on the team with its quality, technology, pricing and 800-mile hybrid range.
The conversation explores:
- China’s growing automotive footprint
- The future of plug-in hybrids and EREVs
- Volvo and Polestar’s connection to Geely
- BYD’s global expansion
- Detroit’s stake in the evolving market
- Tariffs, politics and security concerns
- Whether American automakers are prepared for what’s next
RPM with Jim O’Brien delivers real-world automotive conversations from a Detroit perspective — covering cars, motorsports, technology and the rapidly changing future of transportation.
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