Audi is preparing to unveil a new electric crossover developed in partnership with SAIC Motor as it accelerates efforts to strengthen its position in China’s fast evolving EV market. The upcoming model, expected to debut at the Beijing auto show in April, marks
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
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
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 giant BYD has taken a major step forward in autonomous driving by beginning large scale testing of Level Three self driving models designed for mass production. The move signals growing confidence that advanced assisted driving is nearing commercial readiness, not
