Chapter 1720: Chapter 1149: Morning Light
The Pallala got onto the elevated road.
Li Shuru leaned her arm against the car window, resting her face on her hand, looking charming and lazy.
“Better hurry up.”
She gave a reminder.
“How can we speed up, over the limit? Safety first.”
With the leap in status, many people change, but Jiang Chen hasn’t changed much, at least when it cos to adhering to traffic rules, always consistent.
“If we’re late, you explain it yourself to Sister Qian Qian.”
Sister Qian Qian.
It was becoming more and more natural.
“Whether we go or not doesn’t really matter that much.”
Jiang Chen laughed, and soon after, the traffic ahead began to slow down.
Jiang Chen had to reduce his speed, “I can’t be blad for this, right?”
Traffic jams on the elevated road must have a reason; before long, a car accident scene ca into the view of Jiang Chen and Li Shuru, driving by, as well as the slowly moving car owners.
Traffic accidents happen every mont, even if you strictly follow the rules you can’t avoid them, because even if you don’t hit others, you can’t stop others from hitting you.
The traffic police had already arrived.
Judging from the scene, it could be preliminarily determined to be a rear-end collision, possibly due to impatience and not maintaining a safe distance.
But that’s not the key point.
The key is the shape of the two cars.
Especially the shape of the ‘unlucky one’ in front.
Have you ever seen both parties involved in a car crash laughing?
The one who rear-ended was one thing, but the unlucky driver of the car in front stood next to his ride actually laughing too, although with a bit of a ‘finding joy in sorrow’ vibe.
Even.
He also took out his phone to take photos.
The rear-ender did the sa, taking a flurry of photos of his handiwork.
The scene was exceptionally harmonious, to an unusual degree.
In fact, it wasn’t just the two victims; everyone who saw this scene laughed, including the police officers dealing with the accident, and even the passing car owners.
Many car owners rolled down their windows, either themselves or passengers in the car, and also raised their phones.
The reason is nothing else.
The accident scene was just too comical.
The rear-ender, Yu Huang Dadi, had a cracked headlight and a slightly dented hood, and the car in front?
Not to ntion the severely dented rear end, the most exaggerated thing was the visibly bent left rear wheel, like soone sprained their ankle, as funny as it gets.
That’s right.
The culprit was lightly damaged, but the victim had a direct axle break.
No wonder everyone was so joyfully taking pictures, this was definitely a mont worth recording.
You have to admit.
The nickna “Yu Huang Dadi” is not just for show, it truly is ‘tough’.
The elevated road was like a riverbed, and the car flow was like water, slowing down even more as they passed here.
“Is the car quality really that bad?”
Looking at the amusing scene outside the window, Li Shuru had a smile on her face.
“It’s not necessarily about the quality, it also involves the collision angle and the speed of the two cars at the ti.”
Jiang Chen’s mouth also turned up, but he explained seriously.
Girls, certainly wouldn’t be too well-versed in cars, if you had to talk about chanical qualities or sothing, they’re probably ignorant, but Li Shuru at least graduated from East University, a prestigious university diploma, although she studied art, she’s certainly clear on basic physics.
The action of force is mutual.
That’s basic knowledge.
No matter the speed at the ti, how tricky the collision angle, the impact force on the two cars should be the sa.
To say one was the front, the other the rear, might have a bit of reason, but the difference shouldn’t be that big, right?
Moreover, according to the logic of the automotive industry, shouldn’t the rear car be the one to lose a wheel to save lives?
“The speed should be relative speed; unless you illegally park on the elevated road, how fast could the collision speed be?”
Jiang Chen, left with nothing to retort in that mont, could only smile.
The traffic police officers were already signaling to move on.
Jiang Chen moved the car forward, driving away from this congested section.
Car owners’ windows were gradually rising, probably giving them sothing to talk about for the next while.
“I’ve only heard that electric vehicles tend to catch fire easily, is the quality really that poor.”
Li Shuru mused.
The unlucky ‘sprained ankle’ indeed was a green-plated electric vehicle, and the current new power car companies are thriving, surging in, from initially being unaccepted to gradually occupying a substantial market share, which indicates that societal perceptions are evolving, and also shows that electric vehicles have certain advantages compared to traditional fuel cars, otherwise there wouldn’t be so many car owners paying money for them.
Although the car that just got axle-broken was indeed a bit amusing, as an entrepreneur, Jiang Chen certainly has to speak from a fair standpoint.
“…That one just now was indeed a bit exaggerated, but traditional cars occasionally have all sorts of issues too, water leakage, burning oil, short axles, these problems can happen to traditional auto giants as well, it’s a probability issue. Selling ten thousand cars, producing a few defective ones is also normal, like buying a lottery ticket, there’s always a chance of winning.”
“Winning a lottery ticket doesn’t really matter, but a car’s quality concerns the user’s life safety, it’s not sothing that can be proven by probability.”
Jiang Chen once again found himself speechless; he turned to look at his ‘talk-back’ girlfriend, not feeling displeased, but rather relieved.
He knew Li Shuru was continuously studying business and economics, so he was actually worried she might be influenced by so theories, but now it seed his worries were unnecessary.
“What you just said, you should save it for Shi Qianxi. I don’t make cars, she does.”
Entering the new energy vehicle industry should be the biggest strategic move since Shi Qianxi took charge of Jinhai.
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