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Flood of new models: competition in China’s automotive market Intensifies - electrive.com

China's automotive market is being flooded with hundreds of new and revised models, as new data shows. A BYD manager calls the development "completely crazy."

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electrive.comStai leggendo2 g fa

Flood of new models: competition in China’s automotive market Intensifies - electrive.com

China's automotive market is being flooded with hundreds of new and revised models, as new data shows. A BYD manager calls the development "completely crazy."

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insideevs.com4 g fa

'Completely Insane': China Has 650 New Car Models So Far This Year

China's auto industry has pumped out nearly 650 new and refreshed cars since January, leaving Western automakers in the dust.

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  1. venerdì 17 luglio 2026·insideevs.com

    'Completely Insane': China Has 650 New Car Models So Far This Year

    China's auto industry has pumped out nearly 650 new and refreshed cars since January, leaving Western automakers in the dust.

  2. lunedì 20 luglio 2026·electrive.com

    Flood of new models: competition in China’s automotive market Intensifies - electrive.com

    China's automotive market is being flooded with hundreds of new and revised models, as new data shows. A BYD manager calls the development "completely crazy."