China's EV makers make their move on Europe

Nio ES8.jpg — Nio is launching its European EV offensive with the ES8. (Nio)

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Reuters

September 30, 2021 11:32 AM

BEIJING -- China's electric-car makers are moving into Europe, hoping to catch traditional automakers by surprise and seize a slice of a market in the grip of the region's drive towards zero emissions.

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