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'Straight to Wuzhen': Exploring new opportunities in Sino-Foreign auto collab

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'Straight to Wuzhen': Exploring new opportunities in Sino-Foreign auto collab
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At the 2026 World Internet Conference Wuzhen Summit, Martin Noergaard Hoegh, CEO of Tjekvik, said Chinese EV manufacturers are rapidly gaining European market share, supported by…

At the 2026 World Internet Conference Wuzhen Summit, Martin Noergaard Hoegh, CEO of Tjekvik, said Chinese EV manufacturers are rapidly gaining European market share, supported by impressive vehicle quality and sales. However, after-sales service in Europe differs from that in China. Tjekvik hopes to help Chinese automakers establish after-sales networks in Europe, and is also looking to enter the Chinese market.

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