Chinese cars could take 11% of the U.S. market, expert warns
An expert says that without tariffs and restrictions, Chinese automakers could quickly grab a major share of the American market.
According to an analysis cited by The Detroit News, Chinese automakers could reach as much as 11% of U.S. registrations if they were allowed to compete without trade barriers. The figure underlines the growing pressure China is placing on the global auto industry.
For Europe, the message is clear: the rise of Chinese brands is not just an American issue. With EVs, aggressive pricing and rapid investment, the challenge is already underway in Italy and across the continent.