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The revival of traditional automakers like Volkswagen and Ford has become critical as they grapple with their diminishing market shares in China. The rapid entry of Chinese manufacturers not only disrupts sales but also directly challenges the legacy designs of combustion engine vehicles.
The situation is further complicated as markets like Thailand emerge as potential battlegrounds for EV adoption, highlighting how China’s aggressive strategies can extend well beyond its own borders. The dynamics are fluid; while some markets exhibit protectionist sentiments against Chinese imports, the sheer economic viability of Chinese vehicles will pave the way for more widespread acceptance globally.