Chinese automakers target wealthy buyers in right-hand-drive markets at Hong Kong auto show, aiming to expand exports beyond China
Chinese automakers are targeting wealthy consumers in right-hand-drive markets at the Hong Kong auto show, seeking to expand exports beyond mainland China.
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