China-made vehicles are flooding the Russian market and Avtovaz’s parent company Rostec is calling for a curb
Avtovaz is concerned about the growing presence of Chinese car brands on the Russian automotive market. In 2023, Chinese finished vehicle exports to Russia surged by 593% compared with the previous year, reaching $11.6 billion, official customs data shows. Nearly 15% of Chinese exports land in Russia…
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