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Toyota To Build Lexus EV Plant In China: Reports
Toyota plans to build an electric vehicle factory in Shanghai for its luxury Lexus brand, media reports said on Tuesday, at a time when many foreign automakers are struggling in China.
Chinese EV industry’s lithium demand fuels research into ‘low-quality’ sources
Engineers from Nanjing University evaluate new methods of extracting the metal from seawater, salt lakes and even sediments.
Toyota bZ3C is the China-Only All-Electric SUV That Could Rival the...
Toyota’s first electric vehicle for the Australian market has gotten off to a slow start with the Japanese-built bZ4X EV notching up just 914 sales since its launch earlier this ...
Honda crafts Nissan rescue plan that plays out over years
While executives called the transaction a merger, Honda will take the lead in forming the new entity and nominate a majority of its directors.
BYD Officially Enters Ethiopian Market, Launches 5 Pure Electric Vehicle Models
Bitauto News - Recently, BYD, in collaboration with local dealer MOENCO (a subsidiary of Inchcape Group), held a brand press conference in Addis Ababa, the capital of Ethiopia. During the press conference, BYD launched five pure electric vehicle models, offering a wide range of choices from compact sedans to SUVs.
Xiaomi SU7’s front camera can be used for video calls on...
This latest OTA updates introduced 13 new features and 26 experience optimizations.
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China’s in the driver’s seat as EV sales are set to...
China “will add nearly twice as many EV sales next year as the rest of the world combined," predicts Rho Motion's Will Roberts.
Chinese workers found in ‘slavery-like conditions’ at BYD site in Brazil
Officials said EV factory staff were working excessively long hours while being kept in ‘degrading conditions’ in their accommodation.
Chinese workers found in ‘slavery-like conditions’ at BYD construction site in...
RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) -Brazilian officials found 163 Chinese nationals working in "slavery-like conditions" at a construction site for a factory owned by Chinese electric vehicle producer BYD in Brazil's Bahia state, the local labor prosecutor's office said during a news conference on Monday. According to the authorities, the workers were hired in China by another firm and brought to Brazil irregularly.
Tesla, Trump and the state of self-driving vehicles going into 2025
Tesla and other companies are actively developing self-driving technologies and driverless ride-hailing platforms, and with...
