Retail sales rebound | WM Motor pay cuts, layoffs signal more duress for EV makers | SAIC-GM denies job cuts planned | Geely launches electric pickup | Nio ramps up battery swaps

Retail sales of new cars and light trucks will rise due to eased coronavirus infections and more working days, the China Automobile Dealers Association predicted.

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