Dealership stockpiles remain above normal levels amid heat waves, lingering pandemic

September 15, 2022 02:32 PM

The average backlog at new-vehicle stores in China stood at 44 days in August, unchanged from a month earlier, with showroom traffic curtailed by heat waves and sporadic coronavirus outbreaks in several regions.

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