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General Motors’ president reveals that Western automakers need to match Chinese EV manufacturers’ rapid development cycles while maintaining their own competitive advantages. The auto executive warns against replicating China’s aggressive pricing tactics that have created market instability.
General Motors President Mark Reuss has articulated what Western automakers must learn from China’s electric vehicle leaders – and equally important, what they should avoid emulating. According to reports from his appearance on InsideEV’s “Plugged-In” podcast, Reuss emphasized that while speed-to-market represents the crucial lesson, directly copying Chinese competitors’ strategies would be counterproductive.
