Global carmakers led by Tesla are intensifying efforts to defend their position in China’s fiercely competitive electric vehicle market, using the China International Import Expo in Shanghai as a showcase for advanced technology, intelligence features, and autonomous driving capabilities. The event has become
Chinese electric vehicle manufacturers are intensifying efforts to expand into Western markets as trade conditions begin to ease and global demand for competitively priced EVs grows. Recent progress in resolving the long running China EU dispute over electric vehicle subsidies has improved the
Chinese electric vehicle manufacturers are regaining confidence in overseas markets as Europe’s commitment to electrification creates more favorable conditions for foreign entrants. With domestic demand showing signs of moderation, companies such as BYD and Leapmotor are increasingly looking abroad to sustain growth and
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
