China’s new-vehicle market rebounded for the second straight month in July after Shanghai, the country’s largest city, came out of a two-month lockdown and the central government halved sales taxes on gasoline cars at the beginning of June.
China’s new-vehicle market rebounded for the second straight month in July after Shanghai, the country’s largest city, came out of a two-month lockdown and the central government halved sales taxes on gasoline cars at the beginning of June.