Trans-China Automotive remains optimistic about China’s car market despite zero-Covid policy
Sharon See
CHINESE premium car dealer Trans-China Automotive (TCA), which made its debut on the Catalist board 8 months ago, remains bullish about its prospects in the mainland despite China’s strict zero-Covid policy, and has no immediate plans to expand elsewhere.
Speaking to The Business Times from Shenzhen, TCA executive chairman Francis Tjia said car ownership rates in China are about a quarter of that in North America and Western Europe.
As the middle class continues to expand with the growing Chinese economy, he believes people will be buying cars in a “very similar fashion” to other developed economies.
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