Car manufacturer Changan: These are the plans for the Germany branch
One of China's largest automotive companies, Changan Automobile, has established a branch in Munich. The move into Germany is part of its global expansion strategy.
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One of China's largest automotive companies, Changan Automobile, has established a branch in Munich. The move into Germany is part of its global expansion strategy.
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By Amelie Richter
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By Bernhard Pötter