Automundo China
New Electric SUV From Tesla’s Chinese Rival Hits The Market In...

Elon Musk's Tesla (TSLA) is facing competition from a slew of Chinese EV producers. Some estimate that China may have 200 to 300 EV firms.
China’s Nio Cuts Prices on All Electric-Vehicle Models by $4,200 –...

Chinese electric-vehicle maker Nio Inc. slashed starting prices on all of its models by 30,000 yuan ($4,200), days after reporting a worse-than-expected quarterly loss.
Chinese company to set up electric car battery factory in Morocco

The Chinese-European group Gotion High-Tech, which specialises in electric mobil...
Musk concludes 44-hour intensive visit to China

Tesla CEO Elon Musk departed from Shanghai on Thursday at noon, wrapping up a 44-hour intensive trip to China that included meetings with senior Chinese officials and business representatives, and a tour of the Shanghai factory.
Shanghai Auto Show 2023 – new EVs, concept cars and luxury...

Auto Shanghai, the premier Chinese motor show returned after a two year hiatus. Here are the highlights from the motor show.
El sueño chino ha muerto: la generación Z en China está...

Algunos chinos de la generación Z están publicando capturas de pantalla de sus cuentas bancarias casi vacías y diciendo que es imposible ahorrar dinero.
Economy maintains growth momentum

China's economy maintained strong growth momentum in April, with gauges of consumption and services gathering pace, improving the outlook for steady growth of the world's second-largest economy this year, officials and analysts said.
China’s New Emission Rules Pressure Car Dealers to Clear Stocks

China will enforce tougher emissions standards for vehicles starting July 1, putting pressure on legacy carmakers and dealers to clear thousands of cars that will soon become non-compliant.
MIIT confirms that the 6b emission standard will take effect on...

Every car produced, imported, or sold after July 1 must comply with the 6b norm.
European Commission Undermines Western Innovators, Boosts Chinese Dominance of Telecom Sector

On Thursday, the day after World Intellectual Property Day, the European Commission—the self-proclaimed world regulatory superpower—officially proposed a massive regulatory regime of patents that will benefit China and undermine Western innovators in both Europe and the United States.