Maybe, but vehicle ownership in the United States is way higher per capita. Something like 17 of households in China versus almost 90 in the United States. That could change with the availability and cost of electric vehicles, but as of now it’s still pretty skewed.

You think workers have better quality of life in China?

Yes, and don’t forget low pay and long hours for their workers.

Why are Chinese cars so inexpensive?

Yes but without any of the technical or industry knowledge or experience needed to make a viable product within the margins of resource costs.

It can’t portray the united states accurately either.

Elon Musk’s value jumped by 188 billion overnight with the space x ipo. But that isn’t real money. It can’t simply be redistributed, and he could lose it just as easily.