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Lower profit margins set to foil Chinese carmakers’ price war plans despite falling sales
Chinese carmakers are experiencing narrowing profit margins due to higher raw material costs and shrinking market demand, exacerbated by the rollback of purchase subsidies and tax incentives. This challenges their ability to offer price cuts despite efforts to reduce inventory, potentially dashing consumer hopes for discounts.
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