Chinese electric carmakers are aggressively expanding their presence in the European market, challenging established automakers such as BMW and Ford. China, the world's largest electric vehicle (EV) market, has seen a surge in EV startups due to government subsidies and venture capital funding. With a slowing domestic market and the attractive European market, Chinese firms are launching cars abroad and expanding their footprint. By entering Europe, Chinese EV firms pose a threat to traditional automakers, who have been slower to adopt EV technology. However, Chinese companies face competition from both domestic and international players, including Tesla.

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