... Maintenance High-tech features (large displays, electronic systems) may lose relevance over the years. Buyers of used cars are cautious about potential electronic issues and the lack of certified maintenance options. Leasing Programs and Discounts on New Cars: Chinese automakers are actively offering discounts and favorable purchase terms on new vehicles, making the used car market less appealing. Impact on the Russian Auto Market For Buyers Benefits: The secondary market offers attractive prices for used Chinese ...

... friendly transport in our country, potentially reducing dependence on the import of internal combustion engine vehicles. On the other hand, this puts pressure on the oil industry, demanding diversification and innovation. In the short term, the growth in car sales, including Chinese vehicles, may temporarily increase fuel demand. However, in the long run, the transition to electric vehicles will inevitably lead to a decrease in the consumption of traditional fuels. Oil companies should closely monitor these trends and develop ...

... return of leading German car brands, such as BMW and Mercedes, to the Russian market as early as 2025 has attracted attention from car enthusiasts and investors alike. According to Schneider, this decision will help prevent the complete dominance of Chinese cars in Russia and partially restore the positions of the German automotive industry, which have suffered due to sanctions. Let’s explore why German manufacturers may return, what changes this will bring to Russia’s automotive market, and the opportunities ...

... promised that the U.S. would once again produce cars "at a speed the country could not have dreamed of a couple of years ago." By the end of 2024, electric vehicles and all types of hybrids already accounted for more than half of new passenger car sales in China, Tereshkin noted. "Chinese companies will lobby for further electrification of ground transportation in the domestic market, which will allow them to recoup losses from the closure of the U.S. market. As a result, demand for gasoline in China will decline in 2026-2027," ...

.... China is exporting electric vehicles to Europe, where their market share is rapidly increasing. Partnerships. Many international automakers are collaborating with Chinese companies to implement their technologies. Pricing. The affordable prices of Chinese cars are forcing other brands to seek ways to reduce costs. What Investors Should Focus On For investors, the growth of the Chinese automotive industry opens new opportunities: Investments in EV companies. Firms like BYD and NIO are showing steady growth ...