South Korean automaker Hyundai Motor is expanding its electric vehicle strategy in China as it seeks to reduce exposure to rising trade related costs and strengthen its position in the world’s largest auto market. The company is increasing focus on eco friendly vehicles
China’s electric vehicle sector has been widely portrayed as a disruptive force poised to reshape the global automotive industry, with brands like BYD and Geely gaining international attention for competitive pricing and rapid innovation. However, a closer look at the industry reveals a
German automaker BMW has revealed its China specific iX3 Long Wheelbase electric SUV, marking a significant step in its strategy to regain ground in the world’s largest electric vehicle market. The model is set to make its global debut at the Auto China
A fresh round of price increases by major Chinese electric vehicle manufacturers is highlighting growing pressure across the supply chain, even as weakening domestic demand raises doubts about how long the adjustments can last. Several automakers have moved to pass rising component costs
Voyah Automobile Technology, the premium electric vehicle unit backed by Dongfeng Motor, saw its shares fall sharply in its Hong Kong trading debut, highlighting investor caution toward China’s crowded EV sector. The stock declined around 13 percent by the end of its first
Chinese regulators are stepping up efforts to stabilise the electric vehicle sector, urging manufacturers to scale back aggressive price cuts and refocus on technology driven growth. The move comes as demand shows signs of slowing after years of rapid expansion supported by subsidies
Audi has outlined expectations for a rebound in profitability in 2026 as it attempts to recover from the financial impact of global tariffs and shifting demand across key markets. The German premium carmaker is forecasting an operating margin between 6 percent and 8
Global electric vehicle sales declined again in February, highlighting mounting challenges for the fast growing industry as demand cools in key markets. New data from industry analysts show global registrations of battery electric and plug in hybrid vehicles fell by 11 percent year
BMW expects a gradual recovery in its China business after a challenging year that saw sales decline sharply across the world’s largest automobile market. Executives at the German luxury carmaker say market conditions have begun to stabilise following a period of price pressure
Tesla recorded a sharp increase in sales of its China manufactured electric vehicles in February, highlighting renewed momentum for the US automaker in the world’s largest EV market. Deliveries of Model 3 and Model Y vehicles produced at Tesla’s Shanghai factory reached 58600
