RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - If preconceptions about Chinese cars persist, a change of perspective may be called for. The models have been increasingly evolving over the years. As a result, several Chinese automakers are now competing on equal footing with traditional brands in the automotive sector, including in Brazil.
The main example of this is the Chinese-Brazilian Caoa Chery, which ranks 10th among automakers in the Brazilian market, with almost double Ford's sales (32,365 against 16,499).
In addition to Caoa Chery, other Chinese companies also targeting the Brazilian market. Besides JAC Motors, which recently launched the . . .
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