Some domestic automakers are eager to make quick profits when going overseas, which increases the risk of disordered competition abroad

At present, domestic automakers generally regard going overseas as an important survival strategy, and have increased their overseas layout efforts, and exports have shown a good momentum. However, in the export market, some companies adopt a radical low-price strategy similar to that in the domestic market, which not only compresses their own profit margins, but also lowers the pricing standards of the entire market, and may even trigger anti-dumping investigations, affecting the reputation and share of Chinese auto brands in the global market.