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China stems decline with tax cut

Mirroring a move it took back in 2009, the Chinese government has once again slashed the tax rate on cars with smaller engines to bolster demand

New vehicle sales in China are not only slowing down now, they are declining. The market has seen monthly registrations down year-on-year since May, leaving the January-August total short of 2014's figure by 3%. Some OEMs have begun scaling back output and readjusting production allocation, while many dealerships are struggling to stay afloat.

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https://www.automotiveworld.com/articles/china-stems-decline-with-tax-cut/

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