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The lawsuit filed last week by BYD, Geely, and SAIC in the EU courts could last up to a year and a half. Tariffs on electric cars manufactured in China continue to gather opponents. If less than a week ago the three major Chinese manufacturers Geely, BYD, and SAIC filed a complaint against these duties in court, now BMW, Tesla, and Mercedes-Benz have joined them. The decision should not come as a surprise to anyone. When the EU announced the...

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Tesla and BMW are suing the European Commission for the recent tariffs by the EU on EVs imported from China. The lawsuits were filed at the General Court of the European Union.

Tesla's lawsuit concerns new tariffs on Chinese-made EVs, arguing they disrupt competition and advancement in the European EV market

Toyota Motor Corp. group retains its crown as the world's biggest automaker by sales volume for the fifth consecutive year in 2024, helped by robust sales of hybrid vehicles, according to data it released.

In the DeepSeek AI saga, global technologists are relearning the lessons of the Chinese auto boom.

Automakers Tesla and BMW are suing the European Commission over tariffs imposed on electric vehicles imported from China.

Toyota remains the world’s top-selling automaker for the fifth consecutive year, delivering 10.82 million vehicles in 2024. BYD has achieved significant growth, selling 4.27 million vehicles, with a 41.3% increase from the previous year, overtaking several rivals. Challenges for Toyota included a vehicle certification scandal that impacted production and a 13.8% drop in domestic sales. Toyota experienced a 4.3% increase in North American sales, powered by popular hybrid models. Hybrid vehicle sales surged by 21.1%, reflecting a growing consumer shift toward sustainable options. The automotive landscape is evolving, with a clear trend toward electric and hybrid vehicles as the future

The automotive business was the main reason for Tesla's weaker-than-expected earnings, as incentives were more intense than expected.