China's car prices are 20% to 30% more expensive than the United States

The cars produced by China's auto industry workers at affordable “Made in China” costs are the most expensive similar vehicles in the world, and the car dreams that American auto workers began to realize 100 years ago have not been able to become The reality of Chinese auto workers is also a kind of sadness.

China is considered to be a country with a high tax burden in the world. According to scholars of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, China’s macro tax burden has exceeded the level of developed countries, and it continues to rise. In 2009, China’s macro tax burden was 32.2%, rising in 2010. To 34.5%.

Experts in the automotive industry said that taxes and fees for the automobile industry accounted for about one-eighth of China's fiscal revenue. Excessive taxation pushed up the price of Chinese cars. According to industry experts, Chinese consumers pay about 40% of the car's price for each domestic car purchased, which is the highest in the world.

The per capita salary of Chinese auto workers is at a medium level in China's manufacturing industry, which is less than 1/20 of that of American auto workers. However, the price of autos is 20%-30% more expensive than that of the United States. It is also the eighth-generation Sonata sedan of the modern brand. The official price in China is RMB 169,900-24,900 per vehicle, and in the United States where the legal system is more robust, the standards and regulations are more demanding, and the automobile quality is more demanding, the selling price is only RMB 125,800-99,500.

In addition to taxes and fees, auto companies use the hot Chinese auto market. Consumers lack common sense in the auto industry and are an important factor in the price of Chinese autos.