Global automakers lose ground in EV showrooms | May sales tracking down | Beijing rolls out incentives to spur market | BAIC names new chairman | Xpeng losses grow | Nio brings battery cells in-house

GM, VW Group and other foreign automakers have dominated in China since the 1990s, but now trail Chinese rivals in winning over EV buyers.

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