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China's Electric Cars Are Becoming Slicker And Cheaper - But Is There A Deeper Cost?
14 Jun 2025 | Abstracted from Yahoo News
"...once-unknown marques like Nio, Xpeng, Zeekr or Omoda could become every bit as much household names as Ford or Volkswagen. They will join classic brands such as MG, Volvo and Lotus, which have been under Chinese ownership for years...competition in China has become ever more cut-throat, with brands jostling for space in an increasingly saturated market...They're not hell-bent on solely conducting surveillance."
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