Qoros wants Europe to account for 10% of global sales, exec says

The Qoros 3 hatchback, shown, will join the sedan variant later this year.

June 05, 2014 05:00 AM

BRUSSELS -- Chinese carmaker Qoros expects to sell more than 10 percent of its cars in Europe.

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