Automundo China

A few EV models imported from China is hardly a threat to Canada’s automotive industry in the short and medium term. Read more.

The electric car has ceased to represent merely innovation in the automakers' yards and has become a central piece in an industrial dispute involving the state, the mineral supply chain, energy, and manufacturing capacity. This shift gained momentum when large-scale Chinese production reduced battery costs over the last decade and pushed the technology into the mass market.

The Chinese government recently reinstated a 5 percent purchase tax for new energy vehicles, likely impacting sales

Chinese giant BYD will launch “around seven or eight new models” in Australia this year, the head of the Australian market Stephen Collins announced at a media event.

The Canadian government is working to establish a Sino-Canadian automotive plant intended to export electric vehicles globally.

The lawsuit, the first by a Chinese carmaker over U.S. tariffs, follows similar complaints by thousands of global companies with U.S. operations.

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BYD sold 5,001 vehicles in Australia in January, a staggering 641% increase year-over-year, while Tesla managed just 501, leaving the...

Feb 9 (Reuters) - Chinese automaker BYD has filed a lawsuit against the U.S. government challenging President Donald Trump's bid to use sweeping authority to impose tariffs, and requesting a refund