Nov 10, 2023 07:01 PM

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Tech Insider: Caixin Explains EU Probe Into Chinese EV-Makers, Wingtech Sells U.K. Chip Fab

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Visitors look at electric cars from Chinese brand BYD at the IAA Mobility 2023 international motor show on Sept. 6 in Munich, Germany. Photo: VCG

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Caixin explains EU probe into Chinese EV-makers

Chinese electric-vehicle (EV) manufacturers’ European business has ballooned in recent years as the demand for all things green has sky-rocketed. But for some in the region, China’s automakers have been doing too well, and as they have been rapidly gaining market share, they have drawn the ire and suspicion of local authorities.

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