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Chinese automakers expand into Europe
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In mid‑July 2026, Chinese car makers announced the launch of a high‑range hybrid SUV and an electric coupe SUV, signalling an expanded product range aimed at international markets. By the end of July, the same manufacturers—Chery, Chery, Omoda and Jaecoo—were Jaecoo were showcasing those and additional models at the Paris Motor Show. The event highlighted Show, outlining a strategic push into the French market, with plans plan to open more than 50 sales and service locations across France by September 2026 and to offer provide long‑term warranties. Together, Later in July, organizers confirmed that the snapshots trace 91st Paris Motor Show (12‑18 October 2026) will host roughly 20 Chinese manufacturers – about twice the rollout number present two years earlier – representing an estimated 7 % share of new Chinese‑made electrified vehicles and the accompanying market‑entry strategy French market. Omoda and Jaecoo will present a full‑electric lineup, while Chery will display its Tiggo range with a seven‑year/150 000 km warranty and will begin taking orders on 1 September 2026. The expanded Chinese presence underscores growing competitive pressure on established European brands as electric vehicles approach 30 % of new registrations in Europe. France.
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