China's auto market has "years of size"


Although the auto market has declined for three consecutive months this year, Zhang Xiaoyun, vice president of the China Machinery Industry Federation, believes that the total production of Chinese cars will still grow by 20% this year, the growth rate of cars will reach 40%, and the annual output will exceed 500. Ten thousand cars are not a problem. On June 23, after Zhang Xiaokai spoke to all journalists at the China Automotive News, when he accepted a question from this reporter, he discussed his views on the current cold market. Zhang Xiaoxuan believes that historically, the Chinese auto market has been said to be "small and large." This is particularly evident in the 10 years since the 1994 Automobile Industry Policy was promulgated. He made a vivid metaphor: "Now all the departments are devising prescriptions to let companies take medicine." He said, "The company must have ideological preparations for this." Zhang Xiaolu analyzed that the current positive aspects of the auto market still look Unclear, but in the past two or three years, May and June are also the off-season of the auto market. Zhang Xiaoji believes that from a long-term point of view, the 70% and 80% growth in the auto market year after year is not normal, and it is not necessarily a good thing for consumers. Without the pressure from consumers and the market, companies will not be able to do anything if they do not come back. On the same day, Vice President Zhang Xiaokai also conducted in-depth and enthusiastic exchanges with editors and reporters of the newspapers on hot topics such as the newly promulgated "Policy for Automobile Industry Development" and the introduction and independent development of China's automobile industry. At the same time, as a member of the “50 Outstanding People in 50 Years” of China’s auto industry selected by China Automotive News, Zhang Xiaoyi also happily received medals and certificates from President Li Qingwen. Zhang Xiangdong, China Automotive News (1st Edition, June 29, 2004)

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