Automundo China

Company blames COVID, quiet capital market and rising raw material prices

Chinese EVs are gaining market share around the world, but Europe is putting on the brakes.

Munich is home to many German auto manufacturers, and now Chinese EV-makers have also set up shop there. So, how do Germans perceive Chinese EVs like BYD, Nio & Lynk? DW China's Jun Yan drove through Munich to find out.

Dongfeng-Honda, the Japanese automaker’s joint venture (JV) in China, launched a new electric vehicle brand, “Lingxi,” this week. With Lingxi,...

Dongfeng-Honda starting independent electric brand is a first among Sino-foreign JVs, the first model next year.

China published long-awaited rules for establishing national “spot” markets for electricity, which could boost uptake of renewable energy.

While Chinese techs have long harbored ambitions to move into the electric car industry, EV upstart Nio has gone the other way by releasing its first mobile phone.

We discuss the challenges identified and policy recommendations in the EU Chamber's 2023-2024 Position Paper on European Business in China.

High tariffs and tax credit requirements are obstacles China’s auto giants are ready to overcome.

New cash incentives, dubbed a ‘green bonus’ and targeted towards electric vehicles (EVs) buyers, will be rolled out as of January 2024, aiming to support French and European carmaking industries and divert from Chinese cars, the government announced on Monday.