Automundo China
China EV sales in week 51: BYD 63,900, Tesla 18,500, Nio...

The whole market was up in massive end-of-year sales push except Xpeng and Denza.
Deepening «Belt and Road» Initiatives: Remarkable Global Expansion for DENZA in...
SHENZHEN, China, December 26, 2023--As a luxury new energy brand co-created by BYD, a leader in new energy vehicles, and Mercedes-Benz, the inventor of the gasoline car, DENZA has globalization in its DNA. Not only are all its products designed for a global audience, but it also aspires to be a leading global new energy luxury car brand. Guided by a global strategy, DENZA actively embraces and implements the "Belt and Road" initiative, building a global brand image, honing its internal strengths
Automotive Adaptive Lighting Market Research Report – Forecasting Recent Developments, Emerging...

Global Automotive Adaptive Lighting Market 2023 segmented by Manufactures (HELLA KGaA Hueck, Koito Manufacturing, Magneti Marelli, Stanley Electric, Varroc Lighting Systems, Zizala...
Xiaomi fires three employees ahead of new car debut

Xiaomi's top management recently fired 3 employees for "leaking confidential vehicle information," which has cast a shadow over the introduction of the company's first electric vehicle (EV) in 2024.
Flood of Used Batteries Could Supercharge China’s Electric Car Market

The flood of used cells could be a key advantage for China, if it gets it right.
Volkswagen quiere destruir a toda costa los ID.6 importados de China...

Un concesionario alemán ha importado 22 modelos VW ID.6 de China, y ahora tiene que destruirlos todos porque el grupo considera que infringe sus derechos de marca.
Washington Issues New EV Rules: A New Front In The U.S.-China...

The Biden administration wants to block any gain China may receive from Washington’s huge EV push. The effort looks increasingly pointless.
China EV Maker Nio Wins $2.2 Billion Abu Dhabi Cash Boost

Nio Inc., the loss-making Chinese electric-car maker, has scored another cash injection from the Middle East after Abu Dhabi-backed fund CYVN Holdings LLC said it will invest $2.2 billion.