European carmakers face tough choices, with Chinese alliances as least-bad option
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Camilla Palladino
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European carmakers are facing significant challenges and considering alliances with China as a way to offload bloated costs. While this option is described as the "pick of a bad bunch," it highlights the difficult position the struggling sector finds itself in, with no truly good alternatives available.
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· 2 pulledForging alliances with China would help the struggling sector offload some of its bloated costs.
It may be the pick of a bad bunch
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