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Chinese carmakers’ push into global markets and its impact on Europe discussed
François Roudier, secretary general of the International Organization of Motor Vehicle Manufacturers, discussed China’s role in the global car market.
He spoke with Brigitte Boucher on BFM Business on 12 October.
The discussion took place at an auto show.
It focused on Chinese car brands expanding into markets around the world.
Roudier and Boucher also discussed the effects of this expansion on Europe.
The discussion covered these issues but did not set out any next steps.
François Roudier, secretary-general of the International Organization of Motor Vehicle Manufacturers, appeared on BFM Business.
He spoke with Brigitte Boucher on the programme Good Morning Business.
They discussed China’s place in the international automotive market and the effects of Chinese brands’ expansion on Europe.
The programme was broadcast from the auto show on Monday, 12 October.
- Who
- François Roudier, secretary-general of the International Organization of Motor Vehicle Manufacturers, spoke with Brigitte Boucher.
- What
- They discussed China’s place in the global car market and the effects of Chinese brands’ expansion on Europe.
- When
- Monday, 12 October 2026.
- Where
- On BFM Business, from the auto show.
- Why
- Not stated
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- Speaker
- François Roudier
- Role
- Secretary-general of the International Organization of Motor Vehicle Manufacturers
- Date
- 12 October 2026
- Programme
- Good Morning Business
- Outlet
- BFM Business
Sources
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