This data is for all cars, not EVs.
JD Power released its vehicle dependability study for 2011. The study indicates that, from 2010, Chinese brands made huge strides in quality…narrowing the gap with foreign brands. Overall, Chinese brands reduced the gap by 34% compared to their foreign rivals over the past year.
JD Power released its vehicle dependability study for 2011. The study indicates that, from 2010, Chinese brands made huge strides in quality…narrowing the gap with foreign brands. Overall, Chinese brands reduced the gap by 34% compared to their foreign rivals over the past year.
The vehicle reliability study measures eight categories of issues ranging from the power-train to exterior paint quality from 13-36 months of ownership. Figures are given in terms of Problems Per 100 Vehicles (PP100), thus a lower number indicates higher quality. China’s overall vehicle score came in at 218 PP100 in 2011, compared with 298 in 2010.
China’s own brands clocked in at 309 PP100, having decreased by 135 PP100 since the previous study.
For comparison, in the US Lincoln came top with 101 PP100.
