Automundo China

Shares in Tesla stock took a 2% tumble on Monday after the company hit another regulatory hurdle in China related to its vehicles.

Through November, Chinese electric vehicle exports rose by 29 percent globally, reaching nearly 2 million units across Asia, Europe, and emerging markets

Cybersecurity concerns remain after probes in Europe of Yutong vehicles

China’s new vehicle standard requires mechanical door handles, pressuring Tesla and other EV makers to redesign retractable systems and prioritize post-crash safety.

China’s new EV efficiency laws will set the world’s first mandatory consumption standard, pushing automakers to build smarter, not just bigger, electric cars

China is preparing to eliminate one of the most recognizable design features of modern electric vehicles. Starting January 1, 2027, new rules will require all passenger vehicles sold in the country to use mechanical door […]

Needless to say, it appears that Tesla China seems intent on ending 2025 on a strong note.

BYD, others export more low-priced EVs amid cutthroat competition at home

Elon Musk warned that China's new silver export restrictions could hurt industries using the metal as an input with the precious metal's prices hit record highs.

Used EVs have seen their prices plunge amid an influx of cheaper models from China.