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China Auto: EV Demand Stronger than Expected During National Holiday
197 Views07 Oct 2021 14:14
Most traditional car makers continue to suffer from the auto chips shortage issue. The underlying market demand in September looked fine but retail sales were restricted by limited supply.
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Victoria Li
China Specialist, Auto and Industrial Specialist
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