It's weird how since like the 2018ish, the West has been holding its collective breath about how 'high-tech Chinese product X' is going to wipe out local markets by offering the same stuff cheaper and better.

We've seen this mentioned with smartphones, laptops, various electronics accessories, household stuff, and most recently cars.

Interestingly, this stuff never seemed to catch on, the best they usually managed is they became mid-tier market players.

The jury's still out on cars, but my suspicion is they're going to be far less dominant than the doomsayers predict.

The only 2 exceptions to this are dji, and Bambulab, their products are without peer.