Chinese cars in Russia rust within two years due to the harsh climate and possible manufacturing defects. About this “Evening Moscow” said automobile expert Andrey Bundin. He noted that Russia does not yet keep statistics on the presence of corrosion in vehicles imported from China to the Russian Federation.
“Even European cars suffer in our climate. Apparently, reagents in Moscow, for example, are becoming more aggressive every year <...> The expert said that even on European cars, small “mushrooms” develop over five years of operation.
According to him, in this case we are not talking about a manufacturing defect because European manufacturers have extensive experience in the production of cars, including motorists from Russia. Bundin added that Chinese auto companies don’t have much experience producing reliable paint coatings. In this regard, cars from China rust faster than European ones.
“After about three years of active use, you need to thoroughly examine the car for rust and eliminate it,” the expert advised.
Before this Telegram channel was hit reportedThat a Chinese car can rust in two years.
“Some Chinese cars come to Russia without anti-corrosion treatment. Without this, Chinese cars can survive two to five years. “In addition, there will be strong pockets of rust and rot on the car bodies,” representatives of corrosion prevention centers told the channel.
According to experts, cars of the JAC, LiXiang, Lifan, Jetour and Dongfeng brands are the most vulnerable to corrosion.
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Source: Gazeta
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