Constructorii auto chinezi își extind producția în Europa înaintea noilor reguli „Made in Europe”

Chinese automakers are increasing investments in European production and supply networks ahead of EU regulations aimed at boosting local manufacturing. This strategy may undermine the EU's efforts to protect its automotive industry. Companies like Changan plan significant production expansions in Europe, with a goal of producing 180,000 vehicles annually by 2028. Other manufacturers, including Xpeng and Chery, are also preparing to enhance their European operations. The EU's 'Made in Europe' initiative has sparked debate over which countries will be considered part of the European industry, potentially complicating supply chains. Analysts warn that while new local production rules may challenge Chinese firms, they are unlikely to halt their expansion efforts.