Commentary: US car industry is passing the baton to China with barely a fight

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Detroit got the world on the road but BYD will inherit the earth, says Bloomberg Opinion's David Fickling.

Even as it electrifies, GM’s core North American business of hulking SUVs and pickups is also just very different from Wuling’s locally successful range of microcars, minivans and small delivery trucks.

Such a move would largely be welcomed by the investors who’ve driven shares to about double their level when rumours of a retreat from China started to circulate a year ago.