Automundo China

A seismic shift is taking place inside the electric vehicle (EV) market. The market shift is coming from China - and auto makers are taking notice.

As the political temperature cools down in the aftermath of Donald Trump's victory, analysts are now starting to evaluate the possible implications.

Chinese industry is no stranger to slavery and forced labor allegations, but the reports are usually about workers within the country.China’s BYD, its largest EV manufacturer, is breaking that trend with reports that workers building its new factory in Brazil were kept in “slavery-like” conditions, leading the South American country to stop issuing temporary work visas for the company’s employees.

Everyone is afraid of Chinese automakers. It’s why Honda and Nissan are teaming up and Western governments are deploying massive tariffs against them. The fear isn’t unwarranted. Chinese automakers can build competitive EVs, for less money, and faster than automakers almost anywhere else. The not-so-big secret is that many Chinese EV automakers are historically bad […]

Tesla China has denied recent rumors suggesting that the Cybertruck would start sales in China on January 1, 2025.

Tesla (TSLA) has once again dismissed rumors suggesting the Cybertruck will launch in China next month. Reports had circulated about a potential start date of J

Tesla denies Cybertruck's launch in China on January 1st: fake news.

We recently compiled a list of the 12 Biggest EV Stocks In the World Heading into 2025. In this article, we are going to take a look at where BYD Company Limited (OTCPK:BYDDY) stands against the other EV stocks. Vehicle Market Outlook for 2025 Reflects Mixed Opportunities According to the S&P Global Mobility report, global vehicle […]