Dealerships in China lure shoppers with humanoid robots
About this episode
Industry analyst John McElroy discusses how a car dealer group in China is using humanoid robots to attract shoppers amid declining auto sales.
As auto sales plummet in China, industry analyst John McElroy says one car dealer group is trying to get more shoppers in the door by selling humanoid robots. (Photo by Kevin Frayer/Getty Images)
People in this episode
Guest: John McElroy
Topics covered
- automotive sales
- humanoid robots
- car dealerships
- China
- industry analysis
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Audacy
Places: China
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