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China Car Sales Fall as Government Incentives Dry Up
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China's car sales declined in October for the first time in months due to the phasing out of government incentives and subsidies, with a 0.8% year-over-year drop and a 0.1% month-over-month decline.
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Total passenger car sales in China declined in October from a year earlier for the first time in months as trade-in incentives and subsidies for new vehicle purchases are being phased out. China’s retail sales of passenger cars fell by 0.8% last month from October 2024, per data by the China Passenger Car Association (CPCA) cited by Bloomberg. Compared to September, car sales also dropped, by 0.1%. Although the declines seem small, they were the first in many months in the Chinese car market. Excluding the effect of the…
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