Motorists swarm to Chinese EVs as 'affordability' concerns see drivers back foreign cars
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Motorists have been increasingly turning to Chinese-made cars as cost fears push more drivers towards cheaper electric vehicles, new research suggests.Fresh research has found that more than two in five motorists (43 per cent) would consider buying a Chinese vehicle as their next car.
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In comparison, only 26 per cent said they would not consider purchasing a Chinese-made model, highlighting a major shift in purchasing attitudes.The latest figures represent a significant increase in confidence compared with earlier this year, when only 22 per cent of drivers said they felt comfortable buying a Chinese-made car.
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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Chinese brands have rapidly expanded their presence in the UK in recent years, particularly in the electric vehicle market, where they have attracted attention with lower prices and high-tech features.While concerns remain, motorists appear less worried than they were previously, with the survey finding that 32 per cent of drivers are still...
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