GUANGZHOU -- Foreign automakers in China are grappling with stalling sales alongside price competition in conventionally fueled vehicles that is leaving electric-vehicle laggards with less money to invest in the transition.
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Workers on an Audi Q3 assembly line at an FAW-Volkswagen plant in Tianjin, China. © Reuters
GUANGZHOU -- Foreign automakers in China are grappling with stalling sales alongside price competition in conventionally fueled vehicles that is leaving electric-vehicle laggards with less money to invest in the transition.