Chinese cars: losing half their value in a year, but attracting buyers Why are used Chinese cars losing their value faster than European ones and how is this reflected in the Russian car market? We look into the reasons for the sharp drop in value, the prospects of the secondary market and opportunities for buyers. Find out how the Chinese car ...

Tereshkin: The share of electric vehicles in passenger car sales in China will exceed 70% by 2027. Chinese companies intend to accelerate the electrification of transportation to offset losses from declining sales in the U.S. According to forecasts, by 2027, the share of electric vehicles in passenger car sales in China may exceed 70%. This will lead ...

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... shares may see upward momentum. However, risks include potential cooling in the automotive market—signs of declining prices for used cars or rising interest rates (increased auto loan costs) may temper investor enthusiasm even with strong current results. Corporate ... ... (where Starbucks faces competition and labor movements) and China (experiencing post-pandemic consumption recovery). If the Chinese segment exhibits double-digit sales growth following the lifting of COVID restrictions, this would be a strong positive ...