Russia the latest country to clamp down on Chinese imports


Chinese brands now account for almost two thirds of all new car sales in China, with Chery leading the pack. By Stewart Burnett

Russia is the latest country to try to curb the influx of low-cost Chinese cars. In the wake of widespread sanctions from the West and multiple Western automakers exiting the Russian car market, Chinese sales have increased by more than sevenfold since 2022; now, the country is trying to weaken their impact doubling ‘recycling fees’—a local analogue to tariffs—to around RBS 667,000 (US$7,500).

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Russia the latest country to clamp down on Chinese imports



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