A rapid rise in China’s electric vehicle exports China’s electric vehicle industry is no longer focused only on domestic growth. Over the past few years exports have surged as manufacturers look abroad for new demand and higher margins. Chinese EVs are now visible
Building the world’s most complete EV ecosystem China’s electric vehicle rise is not only about fast growing sales or competitive pricing. At its core lies a supply chain that has quietly become the most comprehensive and integrated in the world. From raw material
A turning point in China’s EV race China’s electric vehicle industry is entering a more complex phase after years of explosive growth driven by subsidies rapid innovation and fierce competition. What began as an aggressive price war to win market share is now
Beijing has moved early to renew a nationwide car trade in subsidy, signalling growing concern over the outlook for China’s automotive sector as fears of a sales slowdown in 2026 intensify. The decision, announced at least a week ahead of the previous scheme’s
China’s electric vehicle market is entering a more mature and demanding phase, and Xiaomi is signalling confidence rather than caution. The consumer electronics giant, now one of Tesla’s most serious challengers in mainland China, has unveiled a refreshed version of its fully electric
China’s electric vehicle sector continues to push technological boundaries, with Xpeng Motors unveiling a new hybrid version of its G7 SUV that it says delivers the longest driving range ever achieved by a sport utility vehicle. According to the company, the model is
Chinese electric vehicle maker Xpeng is preparing to push one of the most futuristic segments of mobility into the public markets. Aridge, the flying car affiliate formerly known as AeroHT, is edging closer to a Hong Kong initial public offering, a move that
China’s electric vehicle manufacturers are on course to capture around one third of the global automotive market by 2030, according to new analysis from UBS. The forecast highlights the durability of China’s EV advantage even as Western governments raise trade barriers and some
Rapid growth masks structural stress China’s electric vehicle market continues to expand at scale, but beneath strong delivery numbers a structural strain is becoming harder to ignore. Aggressive price competition has turned growth into a double edged sword, sustaining volume while eroding margins
Cross border EV traffic tests city infrastructure Hong Kong is moving to expand the number of electric vehicle chargers compatible with mainland Chinese models as cross border traffic begins to reshape urban transport patterns. The announcement follows the arrival of the first group
