Electromobility: How China plans to take over European e-vehicle market
By DW
20 October 2022 |
3:50 pm
After taking over their huge domestic market, Chinese e-vehicle manufacturers want to crash Europe. Can their wide range of electric cars make a breakthrough splash in Germany?
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