U.S. distributor suspends plans to import Zotye vehicles

Zotye was to have been the first Chinese brand that HAAH introduced to the U.S., starting with a low-price crossover. (Terry Kosdrosky)

May 27, 2020 12:02 PM

LOS ANGELES — California distributor HAAH Automotive Holdings is suspending plans to import vehicles from China's Zotye Automobile Co. until financial conditions improve in its home market.

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