China's EV Boom Backfires As Too Many Manufacturers Chase Too Few Buyers

China's domestic market is drowning in a massive vehicular traffic jam as <b>too many manufacturers</b> aggressively chase a <b>limited pool of buyers</b>. While Beijing flexes its export muscles globally, back home, the sudden rush of countless electric vehicle brands has triggered an unsustainable bloodbath of hyper-competition. Turns out, even an industrial titan cannot magically invent infinite consumer wallets just because a dozen new EV startups launched overnight. Corporate greed and relentless factory expansion have officially crashed into the cold, hard wall of market saturation. Ultimately, this domestic bloodbath proves that unchecked corporate ambition will eventually eat its own tail when local wallets finally run dry.