Chinese electric cars are piling up at Europe's ports

Imported cars, many of which are Chinese EVs, are piling up at Europe's ports, with some spending up to 18 months there.

Why is this, though? Chinese electric vehicles in particular are getting positive reviews. Having driven them myself, I can attest to them matching, or even exceeding, the well-known European brands in range, quality and technology. China’s automotive expansion programme draws parallels with the moves made by Japan in the 1960s and 1970s. At that time, the products coming from Japan was commendable butthe finesse, design and longevity of their Western counterparts. Japanese cars were thought of as tinny, underpowered and susceptible to rusting, as well as looking very generic compared to stylish European designs.

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