Automundo China
Xiaomi SU7 ‘goes for a walk’ without driver, sparks safety concerns
A Xiaomi SU7 owner in China denies remote-phone misuse after his car moved unattended, sparking safety and transparency questions.
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Dongfeng’s Voyah Auto files for Hong Kong IPO, reports near-profitability
Dongfeng's high-end NEV brand Voyah Auto seeks Hong Kong listing.
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BYD makes bold push in Japan but faces uphill battle for...
Chinese EV maker BYD has rapidly gained visibility in Japan through aggressive price competition, but sales have been sluggish compared with domestic brands, making gaining market share difficult.
BYD, MG, Leapmotor Drive Chinese Hybrid Growth in EU
Chinese automakers BYD, MG, and Leapmotor hit record 9.8% hybrid sales share in Europe, shifting focus amid tariffs and EV competition.
BYD’s quarterly sales drop for the first time in five years
September was the worst month of Q3 for the Chinese carmaker.
Tesla sales surge to record high in the US; Europe remains...
Tech News News: Tesla reported record Q3 deliveries, surpassing estimates, driven by a US tax credit deadline, though shares dipped post-surge. While US sales saw a t
Tesla turns the quarter with ‘bounceback’ Q3 deliveries (TSLA:NASDAQ)
Tesla beats Q3 delivery records, sparks growth in China, and eyes a $2T market cap by 2026.
BYD (SEHK:1211) Valuation: Are Shares Priced Fairly After Recent Gains?
BYD (SEHK:1211) shares have trended upward recently, gaining more than 3% over the past week. Investors are evaluating what is driving this move as the company continues to report steady revenue and net income growth. See our latest analysis for BYD. After climbing in the short term, BYD’s share price has remained resilient and steadily positive year-to-date. Its total shareholder returns over the past three and five years have outpaced many sector peers, which indicates that momentum is...
We killed our car industry and now we’re drafted to fight...
The call is getting louder and louder: Australia needs to join allies in restricting Chinese electric vehicles.
