Hyundai Motor shifts China strategy to focus on exports; Toyota fully pivots to EVs in response to the rise of China's EV market.
China, as a powerhouse in electric vehicles, is reshaping industry competition rules, forcing global automakers to adjust their strategies. Asia's two automotive giants, Hyundai Motor Group and Toyota Motor, are each adopting different approaches to leverage the Chinese market to maintain competitiveness.
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