Chinese Auto Giant Chery Wants To Crack The U.S. Market. It Thinks Detroit Could Help
Despite a ban on cars made with Chinese hardware and software, Chery thinks a U.S. entry could be possible. Chery, a Chinese auto manufacturer, has expressed a desire to sell cars in the U.S. despite the country's connected car ban. Despite this, Chery plans to enter Canada next year. The company believes it can find a way to reach the U., particularly through partnering with a U.K. automaker. No specific details were given as to which automaker it would partner with. Chery's Vice President, Charlie Zhang, believes it could build a car that meets the data security laws in the US. However, other Chinese brands, like BYD and Geely, have expressed their desire to come to the U.'S. due to high geopolitical tensions and legislation proposed to prevent Chinese cars from entering the country.
Pubblicato : 2 giorni fa di Kevin Williams in Business Auto World
Chery told Reuters that it still sees a path toward selling cars in the U.S. despite the connected car ban, possibly through partnering with a U.S. automaker.
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