Why are there fewer and fewer red-flag cars?

First of all, from the automobile manufacturer's point of view, if he sells less, his profit will be less, which will easily lead to a decrease in his output or R&D investment. This should be regarded as a vicious circle. But from the point of view of ordinary users, there are fewer and fewer red-flag cars. Actually, there are some reasons.

First, red flag brand cars are relatively rare in the market. Personally, I have never even seen a real car in real life. I believe many people may know the labels of Mercedes-Benz, BMW and even Toyota and Chevrolet, but many people may not know the logo of the red flag, including me. I know this car is made in China, but I basically don't know anything else about it. Besides knowing that cars are mainly purchased by the government. So to put it bluntly, if you are not a veteran car fan, I believe that the average user knows less about him/her. After all, its exposure is less, people have less opportunities to contact it, and the chances of car buyers choosing it are naturally less.

The second is that this car has no point of sale in many cities. Even ordinary users, if you have the idea of supporting domestic production and want to buy a red-flag car, I guess it is difficult for you to actually get in touch with it. In addition, its sales points are few, so its supporting services and after-sales services are quite few. Nowadays people pay more and more attention to this thing when buying a car. If your after-sales service is not available or convenient to enjoy, I believe it will discourage many people who want to buy it.

Third: its main attack direction is not ordinary users, and its model may not be suitable for ordinary users. Its models are mainly aimed at mid-to-high-end, and there are fewer ordinary models. I estimate that the price should be much more expensive than ordinary cars, because in my impression, most government purchases of red-flag cars are used as leadership cars. Although I feel that their comfort and other aspects should be better than ordinary cars, the price and after-sales are there. As an ordinary user, you should rarely buy this. To put it simply, if you want to buy a car and want to buy something cheaper, you may choose Chery and Geely, and you can buy it for tens of thousands of dollars. If you want to buy something better, you may follow Mercedes-Benz or BMW or something. The red flag can't be inserted in the middle, so it's difficult to show its advantage.

And many times we buy a car for others to see, and sometimes buying a car is also a way to show our identity. If you buy a car that almost no one can know when you go out, I guess it will be difficult to attract others' attention, and you may even make a joke that Audi is recognized as Alto. So unless you really like this car and don't care what others think, the probability of choosing this car is very small.

Here, I think if Red Flag really wants to get bigger and bigger, it should launch some models for ordinary users, otherwise it should be limited to the design of leading cars, and ordinary users should also enjoy its good quality and service.