Digitimes September 27, 2026 By Jingyue Hsiao neutral

Chinese automakers tighten control over supply chains as margins shrink

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<p class="P1" data-start="2724" data-end="3068">Chinese automakers are reshaping how they build, source, and sell vehicles as profits come under pressure, a shift with implications for suppliers, buyers, and global car markets. Industry moves toward in-house technology, tighter payment rules, and new supplier roles suggest a broader effort to capture more value across the automotive chain.

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