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Russia car sales expected to plunge 51% this year

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Mercedes cars are pictured at a showroom in Saint Petersburg, Russia. (REUTERS)
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June 10, 2022 09:01 AM

Russia's Industry Ministry expects car sales to halve in 2022 as the country's automobile industry grapples with supply issues, a senior official said.

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