What is the difference between joint venture cars and imported cars?

[MacZoe]

The differences between joint venture cars and imported cars are as follows: Imported cars are fully imported as complete vehicles, while joint venture cars are either fully domestically produced or assembled in China with some imported parts. Additionally, there might be some detailed modifications to the models. In terms of price, imported cars are significantly more expensive than joint venture cars. Extension: Joint venture cars refer to finished products of foreign brands manufactured domestically. Even though they are made-in-China products, they utilize the design, technology, and production lines of foreign brands. Moreover, many of the parts are also produced abroad. In fact, the parts for purely imported models are also manufactured in different factories across various countries, ensuring top-tier international quality.