Volkswagen’s two car-making ventures in China sold almost 19% fewer vehicles in August compared with July, as a sales boost triggered by earlier price cuts wore off in a weak market, Reuters reported.
The news agency noted that growth in sedan sales in China has decelerated since April when the Beijing government slapped curbs on credit, afraid that over-investment in pockets of the economy could generate more bad loans.
Volkswagen, China’s top foreign car maker with about a quarter of the market, saw sales drop 18.6% to about 40,900 units in August from July, a company source told Reuters, citing preliminary figures.
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