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In Mexico, Chinese cars are being seen as more premium alternatives, with sales rising. <\/li>\n
Audi and Mercedes Benz sales in Mexico dropped by 21.9 percent and 9.8 percent respectively.<\/li>\n
Buyers are moving away from luxury sedans and into cheaper options, as well as EVs. <\/li>\n<\/ul>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n
The history of premium cars and how they’re perceived is fascinating, and one which shifts over time. Once, not too long ago, Japanese cars were considered inferior to their European counterparts. And yet, as time went on, those brands started to become more recognized, with Lexus being the brightest example of a successful Japanese premium brand. Could the same transition be about to happen with Chinese cars today?<\/p>\n
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