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Electric SUV to lead China's charge into European market

The planned starting price in Europe for the most basic U5 is about 25,000 euros ($28,000).
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November 09, 2019 08:02 AM

BEIJING -- An SUV is set to become the first Chinese entrant in Europe's electric-car market, betting its competitive price will help draw customers away from the likes of Volkswagen Group and Tesla.

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