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Ford CEO tells employees Chinese automakers could enter U.S. market in next decade
(www.reuters.com)
this post was submitted on 31 Jul 2026
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They could do it tomorrow if it were legal
Australia is currently saturated with cheap, shotty Chinese EV and ICE cars. Weird brands I'd never heard of last year.
I suspect many of them will probably pump and dump in 5 years, and exiting the AU market when their shit starts to break down and they become obligated to fix it under robust and well enforced Australian consumer law. If consumer law isn't nerfed by then.
Said like anything from legacy manufactures is better quality.