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Story summary
- Chinese car manufacturers are poised to enter the United States (U.S.) market within the next five to ten years.
- The move is driven by high demand in the U.S. and potential factory investments.
- Geely, the Chinese automaker that owns Volvo, has begun establishing a presence with expansion plans.
- Analysts say value for money will prevail over concerns about brand origin, noting Europe’s popularity does not guarantee U.S. trust.
