Mercedes-Benz Group AG is continuing to face challenges in its largest market - China. Confronted with intense competition and a pricing war, European automakers, including Mercedes, are under significant pressure. This article explores the reasons behind the decline in sales and the successful strategies of Chinese manufacturers.

London-based INEOS Automotive has announced a price increase for its premium vehicles following the introduction of a new 25% import tariff. These changes come at a time when global trade relations are undergoing significant shifts, and political decisions are markedly impacting the auto industry. Meanwhile, a smaller French automaker is also adjusting its pricing strategy. Despite efforts to avoid a price hike for vehicles produced in France, the company will implement increases at a lower percentage than the imposed tariff rate.