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BMW sees risk from more China lockdowns

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Production of BMW's i3 EV is pictured in China. (BMW)
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November 28, 2022 10:21 AM

BMW sees further COVID-19-related lockdowns in China as a risk for next year, despite healthy demand there for the automaker’s full-electric models and expectations of stable global sales.

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