China’s leading electric vehicle manufacturer is intensifying its push into international markets as domestic demand shows signs of normalization. BYD has outlined plans to lift overseas vehicle deliveries by roughly a quarter in 2026, supported by a wider dealership footprint and an expanded
China has intensified direct engagement with individual European Union member states as trade tensions with Brussels deepen, shifting focus away from bloc-level dialogue toward targeted economic and diplomatic outreach. In recent weeks, Chinese officials have accelerated bilateral talks with capitals seen as pragmatic
Rising overseas demand and the policy shifts are enabling global reach. China’s cross-border e-commerce sector has become a vital pillar of the country’s trade strategy. Once seen as a niche for small exporters, it now accounts for a growing share of foreign trade,
China’s export model is undergoing a major transformation as tokenized trade networks introduce new levels of speed, transparency and automation. Tokenization allows goods, invoices and financial obligations to be represented as digital units on secure platforms. This creates a digital environment where trade
China’s exports are projected to exceed four trillion dollars by 2026, driven by the rapid rise of domestic technology brands and the expansion of artificial intelligence across manufacturing and logistics, according to a new report by Euromonitor International. The findings highlight how China’s
China’s electric vehicle exports surged in 2025, cementing the country’s position as the world’s largest EV exporter for the second consecutive year. Data from the China Association of Automobile Manufacturers show that total exports reached more than five million units, a forty-eight percent
China’s electric vehicle (EV) industry has achieved a defining moment in 2025 as BYD and NIO emerge as global leaders in EV exports, surpassing European and American competitors in both sales volume and technological innovation. This surge highlights China’s evolution from a domestic
China’s electric vehicle industry has reached a major milestone, surpassing five million units in global exports by mid-2025. This surge marks a turning point in the global auto landscape, where Chinese brands such as BYD, NIO, and SAIC are no longer challengers but
China’s green technology exports reached record levels in Q3 2025, reflecting the country’s expanding role in global clean energy and sustainable industrial solutions. According to data from the Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM), green tech exports, including solar panels, wind turbines, energy storage systems,
China’s green technology sector has experienced a remarkable export boom in 2025, contributing significantly to the nation’s trade surplus. Rising global demand for renewable energy solutions, energy-efficient machinery, and sustainable infrastructure technologies has driven Chinese exports to record levels. From solar panels and
