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Nissan’s troubles and the dawning of Chinese EVs
A story about the troubles facing the Japanese carmaker Nissan and the burgeoning EV industry in China.
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Chinese EV maker Xpeng delivers 10,000th vehicle in Europe as ‘Chinese...
Chinese electric vehicle (EV) maker Xpeng said on Monday that it has delivered its 10,000th smart EV in the European market, adding to recent developments that have pointed to strong presence of Chinese EVs in the EU despite hefty additional tariffs.
Cover Story: Baidu-Geely Joint EV Failure Reflects Treacherousness of Chinese Market
Ji Yue Auto’s powerful backers couldn’t save it from price wars or missteps
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A record sales year and with more new products on the way, is BYD on track to topple market-leading Toyota by 2030?
Firefly to enter European market in first half of 2025 trough...
The tri-circular headlights in the front and rear, arranged like the iPhone cameras, sparked a lot of discussion in China.
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Honda, Nissan Struggle to Fight Back in China Price War as...
Honda Motor Co. and Nissan Motor Co., expected to sign a memorandum toward their integration as early as Monday, will likely face a shared issue of how to deal with China — the world’s largest car market.
MG will launch a compact EV sedan and large plug-in hybrid...
Both cars will have "less British style and more Chinese style", according to Zhou Yan, general manager of SAIC's MG brand.
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Chinese dominance leaves Western carmakers with only one choice
Honda and Nissan’s merger gives the companies a chance to withstand the onslaught of Beijing’s electric cars
