
Chinese Mainland’s Trade-In Policy Fuels Consumer Growth in Shanxi
The Chinese mainland’s trade-in policy continues in 2025, with Shanxi’s Taiyuan City offering additional subsidies, leading to increased consumer activity.
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The Chinese mainland’s trade-in policy continues in 2025, with Shanxi’s Taiyuan City offering additional subsidies, leading to increased consumer activity.
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