China’s tightening grip on foreign automaker pricing has sparked a sharp rise in French electric‑vehicle sales, according to Kellen Walker. Beijing’s new regulations curb the ability of Chinese brands to set high mark‑ups overseas, prompting a shift toward more competitive pricing in Europe. As a result, French consumers are snapping up electric cars at lower costs, boosting domestic sales and intensifying competition for established European manufacturers. The move underscores how China’s domestic policy changes are reshaping the global EV market.
China reins in automaker pricing abroad | French EV sales surge (Kellen Walker) ...
