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The Golden Era of the Chinese Automotive Industry Is over, Says Automaker CEO

Slower new-car sales in China have continued into May, with the boss of one Chinese brand saying the record growth of previous years will never be seen again.

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The golden era of the Chinese automotive industry is over, says automaker CEO

Slower new-car sales in China have continued into May, with the boss of one Chinese brand saying the record growth of previous years will never be seen again.

·City of Perth, Australia
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The sluggish Chinese domestic auto market continues, and NIO CEO Li Bin revealed that the Chinese auto industry has entered its most brutal competitive phase. The "2026 Future Auto Pioneers Conference" was held in Shenzhen from May 29th to 30th. NIO founder and chairman Li Bin delivered a speech at the opening ceremony, stating that the Chinese auto industry has entered a new phase characterized by four main features. He said, firstly, the mos…

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New car sales are declining in China. Manufacturers are seeing their volumes compress on their domestic market, and are increasingly forced to turn to other countries to maintain themselves. And if it was thought to be a one-off episode, the situation has actually deteriorated for several months in a row. To such an extent that some CEOs of the sector, especially that of Nio, do not imagine things getting better... The Chinese market in loss of …

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The CEO of NIO believes that the enormous growth of the Chinese automotive industry has reached its limit; declining sales and market saturation are forcing manufacturers to seek opportunities outside of China, with priority markets like Europe. The question is which ones will manage to expand and survive, and what consequences this will have for the European industry. Over the past few years, the Chinese automotive industry has experienced expl…

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forococheselectricos broke the news on Friday, May 29, 2026.
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