Chinese automakers have seen a sharp rise in European sales this August, more than doubling their figures to nearly 98,000 vehicles. The surge is largely driven by plug-in hybrid models, which have allowed brands to bypass EU tariffs targeting fully electric imports. Analysts suggest this strategy may be reshaping the competitive landscape in the region’s auto market. The shift highlights how Chinese manufacturers are adapting to trade barriers while expanding their footprint abroad.
Chinese automakers more than doubled their August sales in Europe to 97,639. Plug-in hybrids helped several Chinese brands boost volume while avoiding EU tariffs aimed at imported full-electric cars ...
