Chinese Car Brands Are Gaining Ground in Europe, Despite a Dip in Their Home Country.

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While car sales in China have been falling for ten months, Chinese manufacturers are recording strong export growth and are rapidly conquering Europe.

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The quiet European car market has been shaken by the massive arrival of brands and cars of Chinese origin. Month by month the participation of brands such as MG, BYD, SAIC or Geely is increasing in the face of Europe’s passivity to defend its own industry. However, sales remain stabilized, which means that while some win, others lose. Sales lists are changing throughout the region, including Spain where one in four registered electric cars alrea…

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Chinese car manufacturers are selling more and more cars outside their own country. Chinese cars are becoming much more common, especially in Europe. This is striking, because the car market in China itself is actually in a deep slump.

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The Chinese auto industry is experiencing a period of strong expansion abroad: Chinese cars conquer markets from Europe to South-East Asia and are putting increasing pressure on some of the...

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BEIJING - China's auto industry is booming abroad, conquering markets from Europe to Southeast Asia, putting pressure on established automakers such as Toyota Motor Corp and Volkswagen AG. But the situation is different at home. Car sales have been falling steadily since late last year as weak consumer demand and years of intense price competition have left the world's largest auto market suffocated with excess capacity, Reuters reported.

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China's auto industry is experiencing rapid growth abroad, conquering markets from Europe to Southeast Asia, where it is putting strong pressure on established automakers such as Toyota Motor and Volkswagen. But the situation is different at home. Car sales here have been falling steadily since the end of last year, as weak...