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China's Auto Industry Is Entering a Death Spiral In this video, I break down why China's auto industry is facing collapsing sales, brutal price wars, shrinking profits, overcapacity, and growing barriers abroad. Despite dominating global EV production, many Chinese automakers are struggling to make money. and one Japanese company,...

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