Global automakers lose ground | Huawei, partners to boost Aito EVs | Geely rebounds; Honda, Nissan slump | How SAIC revived storied MG brand | Amid EV boom, public chargers go unused

Legacy automakers have been sounding optimistic lately about vehicle sales in China but many are slowly but steadily getting squeezed out of the market.

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