China Advances Mini Hypersonic Glide Missile Designed for Naval Gun Launch

Chinese researchers are developing a new class of ultra compact hypersonic glide missile capable of being fired from a standard eighty millimetre naval or anti aircraft gun, a breakthrough that could significantly alter short range air defence and naval combat dynamics. According to

Tesla Opens China AI Training Centre as Autonomous Driving Competition Intensifies

Tesla has begun operating a dedicated artificial intelligence training centre in China, marking a major step in its push to commercialise self driving technology in the world’s largest electric vehicle market. The move comes as competition accelerates among global and domestic carmakers racing

Toyota Appoints Finance Chief Kenta Kon as CEO in Strategic Leadership Shake Up

Toyota Motor has appointed its finance chief, Kenta Kon, as its next chief executive officer, signalling a strategic shift as the world’s largest automaker faces intensifying competition from rapidly advancing Chinese rivals. The leadership change, announced on Friday, will take effect on April

Tesla Expands AI Training Operations in China to Support Local Driving Technology

Tesla is deepening its artificial intelligence footprint in China by operating a dedicated AI training centre focused on local applications and assisted driving technologies, according to Chinese media reports. The move highlights the company’s growing reliance on regional data and expertise as it

Chery Confirms Vehicle Production in Spain Will Begin Later This Year After Setbacks

Chinese automaker Chery has confirmed that it will begin producing vehicles in Spain later this year, following a series of delays that have pushed back what will be the company’s first manufacturing operation in Europe. Senior executives said the project remains firmly on

China Mandates Local Equipment Use to Speed Chip Self-Sufficiency

China is tightening its drive toward semiconductor self-sufficiency by requiring chipmakers to source at least half of their manufacturing equipment from domestic suppliers when building new plants or expanding capacity. The policy, communicated directly to companies seeking regulatory approval, is already reshaping procurement

Michigan Seeks Clawback From China Battery Firm After Plant Exit

Michigan has formally asked Chinese battery company Gotion to return $23.7 million in state funds after the firm abandoned plans to build a major electric vehicle battery materials plant in the state. The request follows the collapse of a $2.4 billion project announced

Tesla’s AI Pivot Pushes Chinese EV Makers to Broaden Tech Ambitions

China’s leading electric vehicle makers are accelerating their shift beyond cars as the evolving strategy of Tesla reshapes competitive pressure across the mainland auto market. Despite slowing deliveries and tighter margins in China, Tesla’s repositioning as an artificial intelligence driven company has had

China Clears Path for DeepSeek Nvidia Chip Purchase

China has conditionally approved leading artificial intelligence startup DeepSeek to move forward with the purchase of Nvidia’s H200 chips, marking a notable shift in Beijing’s approach to high end foreign semiconductors. The approval comes after weeks of internal review and applies under regulatory

ASML Flags Slowing China Demand Under Sanctions Pressure

Global demand for semiconductor manufacturing equipment remained strong in 2025, but China is no longer the growth engine it once was for Europe’s largest chipmaking tools supplier. After a year of double digit sales growth, ASML signaled that its already declining exposure to