China’s tightening grip on overseas automaker pricing has coincided with a sharp rise in French electric‑vehicle sales, according to Kellen Walker’s report. Beijing’s new regulations aim to curb premium mark‑ups on Chinese cars sold abroad, a move that could level the playing field for local competitors. Meanwhile, France has seen a surge in EV purchases, driven by incentives and a growing network of charging stations. The article explores how these dynamics might reshape global auto markets and influence consumer choices.
China reins in automaker pricing abroad | French EV sales surge (Kellen Walker) ...
