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The Netherlands flooded by Chinese car brands: here is the reason

The Netherlands flooded by Chinese car brands: here is the reason

The Netherlands is experiencing a rapid influx of Chinese car brands, with over twenty manufacturers already present in the market and new ones arriving almost monthly. Auto expert Niek Schenk explains that these companies are increasingly prioritizing the European market for their global expansion.

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