I can't speak for the US, but in the UK the Chinese manufacturers appear to be treating the market as very much a cash cow and not at all going for price competition. Their models are like 2-3x the Chinese price for the same cars.
They are putting out sub £10k garbage for £30k prices
You've already got like a hundred responses, but none point out the obvious:
the problem is that Indians are poor, and there are more than a billion of them. When poor immigrants come to western countries, there is like a 1 in 2 chance that they will be Indian.
There's nothing particularly unique to India that makes them unpleasant that other immigrant nations lack. They are just the most populous by far.
But none of the positive economic indicators apply to European countries? No shit Scotts article on the US doesn't apply! They haven't had years of strong GDP growth or wage growth
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That there are some exceptions does not disprove the point that China places heavy restrictions on foreign businesses operating there.
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