By: Sonia Heng, Evelyn Cheng
Time is running out for traditional foreign automakers to adapt to China's electric car market, signaling to industry analysts that companies must double down on local partnerships to survive.
Evelyn Cheng is a Senior Correspondent at CNBC.com, based in Beijing. She specializes in covering China's economy and financial markets, with a focus on business and economics, technology, and investment trends. Evelyn's insights and reporting have been featured in various outlets, including Flipboard, NBC News, and CNBC.
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Evelyn Cheng's coverage focuses primarily on finance, economy, trade, and technology within China. Her articles often cite data and government announcements. She frequently covers market trends, investments, EVs, IPOs, global currency as well as consumer spending.
If you have insights related to the Chinese economy or tech sector supported by concrete data or can provide analysis of government policies impacting these areas in China, Evelyn Cheng would likely find this information valuable for her coverage. Additionally, if you have expertise in analyzing market trends or insights into investment opportunities within China's technology or automotive sectors based on reliable sources such as official reports or industry data points would also be relevant for her reporting.
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