Cheaper EVs unleash new round of price cuts

A Buick store on Shanghai's Songyuan Road closed for business during the Chinese New Year holiday. (AUTOMOTIVE NEWS CHINA)

February 22, 2024 03:03 PM

China's lunar New Year that began Feb. 10 didn’t go well for the local auto industry. A new wave of price wars erupted shortly after the holiday began.

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