EV battlefield gets ugly | Great Wall, BYD spar | GM Chair Barra in China as sales, share fall | Market comeback continues | Used-vehicle financing on par with new cars | BYD's Europe plant search

The rivalry between domestic Chinese automakers, brewing on and off for years, reached a new high this week, with light-truck giant Great Wall publicly alleging BYD's two top selling plug-in hybrids don't meet emissions standards.

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