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Tenneco looks to invest more in China despite U.S. trade war

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Tenneco CEO Jim Voss: "We are all going to get hurt by the tariffs. Some will get hurt more than others." (Yang Jian/AUTOMOTIVE NEWS)
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Tenneco has operated in China for more than 30 years. In 2024, the U.S. supplier established a new technical center for suspension systems in Beijing and opened a brake emissions lab in Chongqing.

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