AUSTRALIA-SYDNEY-CHINESE AUTOMAKER-NEW VEHICLE

AUSTRALIA-SYDNEY-CHINESE AUTOMAKER-NEW VEHICLE

(240321) -- SYDNEY, March 21, 2024 (Xinhua) -- People view the Australia customized diesel-fueled T9 utes of Chinese automaker JAC Group in Sydney, Australia, March 20, 2024. Chinese automaker JAC Group will start selling its first Australia customized diesel-fueled T9 ute on the Australian market in April. TO GO WITH "JAC Group to sell T9 utes in Australia in April" (Xinhua/Li Xiaoyu)

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