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Huawei has world’s first commercial pilot of autonomous airport parking
Huawei's Qiankun ADS 3.0 system has an airport VPD function which allows the car to park itself at Shenzhen Airport in a trial.
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BYD unveils ATTO 2 compact electric SUV for European market
Chinese automaker BYD introduced its new compact electric SUV, the Atto 2, at the Brussels Motor Show this week, expanding its European lineup with an urban-focused vehicle that incorporates the compa
JMEV launches 2025 version of the EV3 Plus with more powerful...
Jiangling brand JMEV launches 2025 EV3 Plus small hatchback. The car features a new 50 kW electric motor and has 330 km range.
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Pasquarelli Auto Expands Electric Vehicle Portfolio with BYD Partnership
Pasquarelli Auto SpA ( ($IT:PSQ) ) has issued an announcement. Pasquarelli Auto S.p.A. has announced a strategic marketing agreement with BYD Company Limited, the w...
China’s Electric Vehicle Sales Surge While Gasoline Cars Decline
China's electric vehicle market booms with a 40% surge in sales, impacting traditional car sales and prompting global tariff disputes.
BYD shows ATTO 2 at Brussels Motor Show 2025
BYD says pricing of the car promises an ‘accessible entry point into the world of EVs’ for young European consumers.
GM’s Chinese JV to launch the first car with 6C LFP...
GM’s Chinese JV SAIC-GM will launch the first vehicle with a 6C LFP battery this year. The new pack can charge 350 km range in 10 minutes.
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China’s Electric Vehicle Surge Sparks Global Alarm
China's electric vehicle market expanded significantly in 2024, with sales rising over 40% while gasoline car sales plummeted. This shift alarmed U.S. and European automakers, prompting protective tariffs due to perceived unfair subsidies. The trend signifies China's growing influence in global EV markets, challenging traditional automakers.
