China Launches Year-Long Safety Campaign Amid Fast-Paced Car Development

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Chinese automotive regulators have initiated a year-long safety campaign targeting the country's rapidly growing car industry. The drive stems from concerns that manufacturers may be compromising vehicle quality in their rush to develop and release new models quickly. As part of the campaign, authorities will conduct unannounced inspections at carmakers across the country. Officials aim to ensure that the pace of innovation does not come at the expense of consumer safety standards.

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