China has changed its policy to further open up its automotive market that will benefit foreign luxury vehicle automakers
China has pledged to further open up its automotive market, as declared by China’s President XI in early April, at the opening ceremony of the Boao Forum for Asia Annual Conference 2018, by lowering import tariffs and easing controls on foreign ownership in an automotive JV in China. The objective is to accelerate the development and transformation of the Chinese automotive industry by bringing more technologically advanced automakers, especially for EVs, and creating more intense competition in this market. However, foreign luxury vehicle automakers and spare parts manufacturers seem to be the ultimate winners of such policy and market change.
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