China has accumulated thousands of electric cars and leaves them, “God forbid.”

On the Internet, unusual photos circulated of what could be a dump for electric cars in China.

That's a field of about 10,000 rotting electric cars.

Whoever says that is the content creator Serpenta, on YouTube, while showing photos of what appears, effectively, to be an electric vehicle dump.  The video, posted on June 15, has already garnered more than 2 million views.

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Apparently, in the past days, pictures of huge parks full of new electric cars spread, left “God forbid.”  For the media, one justification relates to the practice of inflating production figures, in order to obtain public subsidies associated with electric cars.
Furthermore, the agencies are also suggesting that these landfills (let's call it that) are a result of car-sharing programs that have since ended.



As you regret Serpenta In addition to the environmental damage done by producing cars, they still then "let them rot in the park."

And of course, now, they're going to cause more environmental damage, because they're going to be there for as long as possible, with all the chemicals and batteries in them.

Depending on the person who filmed one of the content that was viewed and translated SerpentaThe cars shown are 2021 BYD models and their length does not exceed 50 km.  In addition, they are registered and licensed.

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The influx of electric vehicles into these parks in China may be due, in part, as we have seen, to inflation in the number of vehicles produced.  This is because almost all models, in addition to being taped, as we have seen, still have protective plastic.
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on video, Serpenta He explains that in order to get subsidies, manufacturers need to submit certain sales figures.  Therefore, these values ​​are deceived, and in the end, cars end up sitting in parking lots for months at a time.
Then, this can be explained by the success of car sharing, which has gained more dimension, in 2019. Despite the torrent of supply, it didn't take long for the company to lose momentum, and as a result, the cars were vacated.