Tata Motors is conducting talks in China over potential tie-ups in the world’s biggest auto market, in a sign that the Indian carmaker is looking to turn around its flagging fortunes through international growth.
India’s largest automaker by sales owns Jaguar Land Rover of the UK, which entered the Chinese market for the first time in 2012 through a joint venture with Cherry Automobile, the privately owned group.
But Tata Motors’ domestic Indian operations, which produce less expensive cars and trucks for consumers in emerging economies, has no presence in China.
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