Automundo China

China might be stealing a march on the world yet again. The government is targeting to build at least 1,200 hydrogen refueling stations for mobility across the country by 2025, which would mean that it would have more hydrogen stations than the rest of the globe currently boasts. The country already has the maximum number of hydrogen refueling stations in the world, although their exact numbers are not that clear. Jiang Lijun, vice president of the Chinese Renewable Energy Society, says the China has built more than 400 stations, of which 280 have begun operations. Other experts estimate the total number of active hydrogen refueling stations at 250.

By He Jun On April 15, Tesla CEO Elon Musk issued a memo announcing plans to cut over 10% of its workforce globally. In the memo, he expressed gratitude to departing employees and stated that this...

An exotic supercar and rugged mid-size SUV are under consideration at BYD under its Fangchengbao brand.

Tesla facing layoffs, sales decline, and executive exits. Competitors thriving, Musk's focus divided. Global EV sales increasing with supportive policies. The electric vehicle market evolving despite Tesla's challenges.

Tesla facing layoffs, sales decline, and executive exits. Competitors thriving, Musk's focus divided. Global EV sales increasing with supportive policies. The electric vehicle market evolving despite Tesla's challenges.

The BYD Pickup Truck has made its debut appearance undisguised on a flatbed truck in Mexico.

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Tough standards led to an increase in auto-related patents

Electric vehicle giant Tesla is asking its shareholders to approve CEO Elon Musk's pay package again after it was rejected by a Delaware judge, and to move the company to Texas.