Over ten car companies are pushing for a policy to subsidize the purchase tax, experts predict that the car market will not see a strong finish by the end of the year.

Liang Xuehong, Deputy Secretary-General of the China Automobile Dealers Association, believes that there will not be a significant "year-end surge" in the car market this year. On one hand, manufacturers have introduced policies to support the purchase tax, and on the other hand, the promotion efforts in the car market are relatively moderate. With these two factors combined, consumers will not rush to buy cars. In addition, she added that some popular new energy vehicle models are constrained by delivery times, so this year's orders will also be converted into deliveries next year.