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Archive - Articles published in cooperation with JSC Automotive
Rester ou partir? Le dilemme des constructeurs automobiles face à la crise du marché chinois
Le Monde
| August 10, 2019
"Suzuki a quitté le pays en 2018, mais ils n’avaient jamais vraiment percé",
rappelle Jochen Siebert, directeur du cabinet de conseil JSC Automotive
Shrinking Chinese car market sparks fears over foreign groups’ future
Financial Times
| July 28, 2019
Car sales plunge in China ahead of emissions rules
Financial Times
| June 12, 2019
Why did Fiat withdraw bid for Renault?
Bloomberg
| June 6, 2019
Jochen Siebert speaks on "Bloomberg markets: Asia" (Source: Bloomberg)
Carmakers face cuts and gloom as China sales shift into reverse
Financial Times
| January 16, 2019
"You have to keep staff busy and can’t lay anyone off, usually companies are not allowed to"
said Jochen Siebert, founder of consultancy JSC Automotive.
Trump Tariffs Imperil Auto Imports
Bloomberg News
| July 4, 2018
"I Only See Negative Outcomes for Auto Tariffs"
says Jochen Siebert, JSC Automotive
Shakeup Looms for China’s Electric-Vehicle Makers
Bloomberg News
| March 19, 2018
The JAC joint venture is an interim solution to hit the NEV quota but will be phased out once VW can reach it with its own technology
Financial Times
| November 16, 2017
said Jochen Siebert
China to Relax Foreign Car Venture Limit in Orderly Manner
Bloomberg News
| April 25, 2017
China Carmakers May Be ‘Destroit’ If Foreign Venture Cap Lifted
Bloomberg News
| April 18, 2017
Live Interview: Under scrutiny - What`s ahead for Mitsubishi?
Bloomberg TV
| April 21, 2016
"Regulators are loosing trust in carmakers"
notes Jochen Siebert of JSC in Shanghai
Live Interview: Why 2016 may be a tough year for the auto industry
Bloomberg TV
| January 6, 2016
"China markets will be stagnant"
notes Jochen Siebert of JSC in Shanghai
China’s motor trade: Driven to the brink
Economist
| August 21, 2015
„Chinese dealers have neglected the ancillary businesses, from insurance and loans to servicing and spares, that contribute much of their Western counterparts“,
notes Jochen Siebert of JSC Automotive
How European automakers aim to keep winning in China despite market’s slowdown
Automotive News Europe
| May 4, 2015
Chinas motor industry: The coming crash
Economist
| April 24, 2015
For carmakers, the profits bonanza from China will not last
- In cooperation with JSC Automotive
Luxury-Auto Makers in China Target Buyers With Smaller Cars
The Wallstreet Journal
| April 8, 2015
"The time is not right. The middle-income earners who would buy such cars are particularly susceptible to economic slowing and a cooling of China’s property market. It could take a decade before the small luxury car market takes off, even in the best case scenario"
- JSC Automotive
China’s Automobile Sales to Slow Further in 2015
The Wallstreet Journal
| January 12, 2015
"Most foreign automakers over rely on China for profits,..."
- JSC Automotive
Tesla’s China President Resigns After Less Than 9 Months
Bloomberg
| December 12, 2014
"Tesla counts on China as one of their main drivers of growth after California, and it might have been more difficult than they thought. They need to succeed in China, as it’s one of the markets that’s open to electric vehicles."
- JSC Automotive
China Car Sales Hit the Brakes
The Wallstreet Journal
| December 10, 2014
"... we estimated inventory held by car makers stands at 1.2 million cars—roughly double the number held last year."
- JSC Automotive
Live Interview about Takata Coroporation
Bloomberg TV
| November 21, 2014
"Takata was too defensive in Senate Hearing"
- JSC Automotive
Spare parts cut by up to 38%
Shanghai Daily
| August 13, 2014
"...the Chinese regulator was correct with its assessment of anti-competitive behavior regarding the price of replacement parts. However, the government is partly responsible..."
- JSC Automotive
Domestic carmakers: too many, too slack
Shanghai Daily
| January 27, 2014
"In 10 years’ time, the local governments can either decide to exit the car market or invest significantly, maybe by acquiring a foreign carmaker."
- JSC Automotive
China expert fears financial crisis
Automotive News Europe 22.11.2013
China’s dance on a volcano
Gasgoo Automotive News 16.09.2013
Auto prospects tied to economic reforms
Shanghai Daily 22.07.2013
Retuning dealership networks amid shifting trend
Shanghai Daily 20.04.2013
Toyota to focus on profits, not share, as it battles Germany's luxury rivals
Automotive News China 26.02.2013
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