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BYD’s all-new plug-in hybrid dual-cab 4x4 ute locked in for official launch on ANZAC Day

The International Energy Agency (IEA) has weighed in on the debate over how to expand the electric car market, saying on Tuesday that growth will depend on their affordability and the availability of charging points. Increasing exports of electric cars from Chinese manufacturers, which accounted for more than half of global sales in 2023, could further increase the pressure on car prices, the IEA said on Tuesday in its annual Global EV Outlook. Chinese companies with production facilities abroad

Amid plans by some automakers to hit the brakes on EV expansion plans, the International Energy Agency says demand is set to surge in 2024.

Big appearance for MINI: The all-electric MINI Aceman is celebrating its world premiere at the 18th Beijing International Automotive Exhibition 2024. Together with the all-electric MINI Cooper and the powerful MINI John Cooper Works Countryman ALL4, MINI is presenting its new model generation in Beijing.

Besides launching a new wave of EV price-cut strategies in 2024, Tesla is also undergoing a global mass layoff, highlighting the severe sales challenges Tesla is facing in the Chinese market.

Elon Musk's Tesla had reduced prices in several of its major markets, including China and Germany.

China's weekly car insurance data for the period of April 15 to 21 was released on Tuesday, revealing that passenger car sales soared to 354,000 units. New energy vehicles (NEVs) maintained their 47% market share, consistent with the previous week, with a total of 159,000 units sold.

BYD will unveil its first-ever pickup truck this week. The auto giant has just confirmed the designation of the upcoming model

More than 1 in 5 cars sold this year is expected to be electric, with surging demand projected over the next decade, reports the IEA.