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Chinese automaker Chery buys Nissan plant in Africa as EV production shifts to new markets
Chery, a Chinese automaker, is buying Nissan's plant in Africa as EV production shifts to new markets. Chinese automakers are increasingly moving from exporting vehicles to assembling them in Africa, targeting the continent's fast growing population and rising demand for affordable electric vehicles.
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