In
2013 Geneva Motor show, besides fancy sport and concept cars, what really
catches attendees eyes is Qoros, a new automaker funded by China Chery and Israel
Corporation, which aimed to sell Chinese cars and compete with its Western and
Japan counterparts. It means that China no longer merely produces cheap
products. But for many Taiwanese car enthusiasts, they may wonder how these
Chinese automakers will influence Taiwanese car industry, especially for
Taiwanese indigenous brand, Luxgen?
“So
far, the impact is subtle” said Zong-Han Lee, a selling consultant who sells
Chinese Geely motors in Taiwan. So far, Geely only acquires about one percent
market share. Lee explained this mainly arising from Taiwanese prejudice toward
Chinese products and their preference. Taiwanese tends to focus on brands
instead of cars performance, such as safety. Although Geely EC7(named Tobe M’way
in Taiwan) has achieved European safety requirements, however it sells
miserably when facing distinguished peers with relatively poor safety
performance.
Moreover,
Lee mentioned that due to long-lasted monopoly in cars market, Taiwanese
automakers have gradually gone “far from international trend.” In contrast,
however, many Chinese automakers have kept improving their quality to survive
the competitive market in China. Such substantial difference makes it more unpredictable
for the future of Taiwanese and Chinese automakers.
Qoros 3( From Youtube)

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