New guidelines from three regulators urge automakers to avoid sharp price swings, improve local compliance and manage labor, data and intellectual-property risks as they expand abroad
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Visitors view BYD electric vehicles at an auto show in Bangkok, Thailand. Photo: VCG
Beijing issues guidelines for Chinese carmakers to curb discount wars overseas
China issues guidelines for automakers operating overseas - electrive.com
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