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Nissan is the latest to adopt DeepSeek tech for its new EV in China, the N7. The N7 will be...

The Silent Electric Storm: Tesla's Winning Streak in China's Courtrooms - La Noticia Digital

Electric Dreams Surge in the US and Europe as China Slows Down - La Noticia Digital

Automakers in Europe are facing tougher emissions rules this year, and face cumulative fines amounting to $15.6 billion if they fall short of targets

Tesla rivals BYD, Geely, and Great Wall have all said they will integrate Deepseek's AI model into their in-car software in recent weeks.

Tesla has sued its own customers and journalists in China for defamation and won just about every time.

Strong performance in the US as well as Europe contributed to robust worldwide electric vehicle sales in January but China saw softer growth.

Elon Musk’s Tesla is on a sharp downward spiral, shedding 16 per cent in just over a week after Chinese rival BYD announced plans to develop autonomous vehicles with DeepSeek. Coming into Wednesday trading, the EV giant dropped for its fifth consecutive day. Its shares have plummeted 32 per cent since mid-December, when the firm

A report claims that Tesla has sued "at least" six car owners in China over the past four years after complaining about mechanical issues.