Automundo China

Singapore-based superapp Grab and China-based automaker BYD have on Wednesday announced a regional partnership to expand access to up to 50,000 BYD electric vehicles (EVs) to Grab’s driver-partners across Southeast Asia, while increasing the availability of green vehicles to Grab users.

The German automaker’s namesake brand is struggling in the US and China because of a patchy offering.

Sales of cars with plugs in China were up 40 percent last year. They may be up only 20 percent this year. Is that a concern?

A total of 31.4 million vehicles were sold, with exports of new energy vehicles reaching 1.28 million.

Less than a week after unveiling its refreshed Model Y, Tesla began shipping the first units from its Giga Shanghai factory to showrooms across China on Wednesday.

The biggest trend in motoring circles over the past few years has been the rapid influx of Chinese cars into world markets. While there was some initial chin-scratching about these new arrivals – trust doesn't come easily when shelling out for a product that is considerably more expensive than a supermarket sandwich – attitudes seem to be changing....

BYD will launch a brand new sports car with Porsche 911-rivalling performance at the Shanghai auto show later this year under its luxury sub-brand Denza, according to CarNewsChina. Captured in China by Autohome under heavy camouflage, the unnamed, two-door Denza model appears to be well in the development stages, with wheel arches missing and an ex...

The global electric vehicle market size was evaluated at USD 317.26 billion in 2024 and is predicted to hit around USD 2,453.48 billion by 2034 with a CAGR of 22.69%.

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