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Brazilian auto vlogger keen to promote Chinese electric cars

2024-10-25 19:29 Last Updated At:22:37

Felipe Fera, an automotive influencer from Brazil, is keen to promote Chinese electric cars by producing content to introduce their good features and help potential buyers make choice.

Fera said he loves cars since he was a kid. So as an adult, he worked in various automobile-related jobs, including being a car salesman and a car promoter.

As the 16th BRICS Summit just concluded Thursday in Kazan, Russia, Fera believes that BRICS will bring consumption, investment and a development vision suiting Brazilian culture in the future.

"My expectations are very big. BRICS promotes industrial development. This is one of the roles of BRICS for serving developing nations like Brazil. Brazil is the biggest country in Latin America today, in terms of population and trade. So I believe BRICS will bring consumption, investment and a structural vision for this economic block that really favors our culture," said Fera.

As members of the BRICS, China and Brazil are increasingly exchanging views on the automotive industry. In Fera's work, he found that environmentally friendly and durable Chinese electric vehicles have opened up the market in Brazil, becoming the vehicle of choice for many Brazilians.

"I always like cars. And I also like the machine as a part of the car. And when I saw that it was possible to manufacture all this in a more responsible way, that really excited me. So I was invited by a car assembly plant to test an electric car. And I looked at it and thought, 'Wow!'" he said.

Brazilians have a characteristic that's very different to others, Fera said. They view a car as property, and so they always have more maintenance to do for upkeep, he said, noting that vehicles are constantly depreciating in quality and durability.

"Chinese electric cars on the other hand have been developed for durability. So these quality cars have arrived in Brazil. My weapons, if I can call it that, are the social networks. Brazil has a large number of social media users. It's something Brazilians like. So the idea is to produce content that makes them more comfortable in buying Chinese electric cars," said Fera.

At present, with more Chinese automobile companies choosing to build factories in Brazil, Brazil has advanced as a manufacturing and developing center for Chinese cars.

"Right now we have a factory that is being built by BYD in Bahia. We have a factory being built in Sao Paulo by GWM. They are already involved in research and development. So you already have a very advanced center of Chinese vehicles in Brazil," said Fera.

Fera said that many people now will talk to him and he is very well received in the streets. They say, "Look, I bought an electric car because of you," which makes him even determined to back China's EV project in Brazil.

Brazilian auto vlogger keen to promote Chinese electric cars

Brazilian auto vlogger keen to promote Chinese electric cars

Brazilian auto vlogger keen to promote Chinese electric cars

Brazilian auto vlogger keen to promote Chinese electric cars

Brazilian auto vlogger keen to promote Chinese electric cars

Brazilian auto vlogger keen to promote Chinese electric cars

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Mutual respect, trust strengthen China-Samoa relations: Samoan PM

2024-11-30 03:17 Last Updated At:09:07

Samoa regards China as an important partner and hopes to advance the continuous development of the strategic cooperative partnership between the two countries, founded on mutual respect and trust, said the Pacific island nation's Prime Minister Fiame Naomi Mata'afa.

Samoa was one of the first Pacific Island countries to establish diplomatic relations with New China. In 2025, the two countries will celebrate the 50th anniversary of their diplomatic ties.

In an exclusive interview with China Media Group, the prime minister emphasized that mutual respect and trust are key to fostering stable bilateral relations.

"Mutual respect and trust, I think that's a very fundamental element that makes for a successful partnership, and 50 years is not a short period of time. I think at this juncture, especially speaking with your leaders, it's an apt time to review our journey to consolidate on what has been done, done well, and also to, you know, (consider) what are the next steps in terms of what has been able to be achieved," said Mata'afa.

Noting that Samoa is much smaller than China, Mata'afa acknowledged that the two nations also differ in some ideas and concepts. She added that Samoa is currently developing models tailored to smaller countries, and China's long-standing valuable assistance has helped Samoa unlock its potential in the areas of economy, trade, and agriculture.

"With our partnership with China, we can really explore and further the potentials of what's already been done, like agriculture. So, a lot of the work has been research-based. Now I think we need to be moving on to creating value-added, business-based activities. So, it's another development along that association," said Mata'afa.

Mutual respect, trust strengthen China-Samoa relations: Samoan PM

Mutual respect, trust strengthen China-Samoa relations: Samoan PM

Mutual respect, trust strengthen China-Samoa relations: Samoan PM

Mutual respect, trust strengthen China-Samoa relations: Samoan PM

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