Automundo China

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Since September, Tesla’s Model Y — the world’s best-selling model — has gained fresh competition in China with the launch of Huawei-Chery’s Luxeed R7, the Zeekr 7x, the Avatr 07, and the L60, the debut model from Nio’s first sub-brand, Onvo.

Tesla stock spiked on Donald Trump's election. BYD has topped Tesla revenue and is set to win the BEV crown. But the China EV stock has retreated.

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As Biden meets Xi one last time, Trump's nomination of China-friendly Elon Musk signals potential conflicts in future US-China relations.

China has overtaken Korea in terms of the highest sales of hydrogen vehicles. This news is highlighted as the innovative Beijing Motor Show is underway.

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The all-new Dongfeng Nissan N7 electric sedan will take on Tesla in China next year, and it just made its public debut at Auto Guangzhou 2024. It measures 194.1' long, 74.6' wide, and 58.5 inches' tall, compared to the Model S's 198″ L x 78″ W x 56″ H. Nissan's N7 doesn't lack in the technology department either, as its infotainment system is powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 8295P processor, which promises exceptional computing power for a seamless connected experience. The automaker also partnered with Momenta, a leader in autonomous driving technology in China, to equip the N7 with an

Robin Zeng, the founder and chairman of CATL (Contemporary Amperex Technology Co.), the world's largest EV battery company based in Ningde, China, has made a blunt assessment...

Musk spent millions to help Trump get elected and was one of his most vocal supporters. But he could butt heads with Trump over China.