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Chinese EVs reclaim momentum as tech upgrades, incentives squeeze gains of foreign marques
Chinese electric vehicles (EVs) are regaining consumer favor due to technological upgrades and incentives, reducing the market share previously gained by foreign brands. Foreign automakers like Volkswagen and Toyota held a combined 30.3% share of China's automotive market in April, according to the China Passenger Car Association.
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