BYD is making headlines by offering self-driving technology similar to Tesla's across all its vehicle models at no added cost. This includes three versions of their Advanced Driver Assistance System (ADAS) called 'God's Eye'. The basic version provides features like automated parking and lane-keeping, while higher-end versions offer more advanced autonomous driving capabilities under human supervision. BYD's pricing strategy, notably around $14,000 for models like the Dolphin, positions it as an attractive alternative to higher-priced EVs in the US market, which average about $30,000. Users express frustration about why US EVs are more expensive, suggesting that the tariffs imposed could keep BYD from entering the U.S. market effectively. This dynamic may threaten Tesla's market share and provoke debate about automotive pricing, safety features, and the overall quality of Chinese-made vehicles compared to US alternatives. Questions also arise regarding the ethics of production costs, labor practices, and overarching surveillance technology in EVs.