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Three-pronged Chinese EV assault on Australia! Changan adds Nevo in 2027 as Avatr launches and Deepal switches to factory control
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Summary: Changan will launch three Chinese EV brands in Australia by 2027, adding Nevo and Avatr to its portfolio while assuming direct control of Deepal distribution. The move represents a significant expansion of Chinese electric vehicle presence in the local market.
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