Foreign Car Makers Tap Chinese Tech to Reignite China Sales
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Foreign automakers are racing to defend their share in China by integrating advanced Chinese tech into new models at the Beijing auto show, with Cadillac and Hyundai launching driver-assist EVs co-developed with Chinese firms and VW planning AI-powered voice features; despite a flurry of monthly model launches, many brands have seen sales declines in China and analysts expect tech to eventually spread globally.
- Foreign car companies bet on technology to hang onto once-lucrative China auto market CNBC
- At Beijing show, global brands from Ford to BMW tout new ‘in China for China and the world’ manufacturing shift Automotive News
- At Beijing car show, Chinese automakers take aim at Europe's premium brands Reuters
- China’s premium EVs mount tech-powered challenge to BMW, Mercedes-Benz at expo South China Morning Post
- Chinese Cars Go American With ‘Brutish’ SUVs and Trucks WSJ
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