Automundo China

Both CATL and BYD saw their shares in the overall market decline in February, as smaller rivals gained ground.

BYD Co., China’s largest car manufacturer, is actively considering building a plant in Canada while also keeping its options open to acquire a more established global automaker.

The Volkswagen Group is rapidly advancing the implementation of its “In China, for China” strategy and the accelerated electrification of its product portfolio: In Hefei, eastern China, series production has begun of the ID.UNYX 08, Volkswagen's first fully connected, all-electric full-size SUV for the Chinese market. The vehicle is a joint development with Chinese manufacturer NEV XPENG and reached series production maturity in just 24 months after the start of the cooperation. The ID.UNYX 08 is equipped with locally developed cutting-edge technologies, including 800-volt ultra-fast charging technology, L2 advanced ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance System) capabilities, and the ability to continuously upgrade the vehicle with over-the-air (OTA) updates. At the same time, the new model embodies Volkswagen's core brand values and sets standards in safety, quality, driving comfort, and durability.

In recent days, Tesla reported a sharp rebound in China-made Model 3 and Model Y sales from its Shanghai factory while also securing Ofgem approval for its Tesla Energy Ventures unit to sell electricity to homes and businesses across Britain. These developments highlight how Tesla’s growth is increasingly tied to international markets and its energy operations, even as it faces executive turnover and ongoing regulatory scrutiny of its Full Self-Driving technology. We’ll now examine how the...

BYD claims its new EV charger paired with the upgraded Blade Battery 2.0 could finally tackle the dreaded problem of range anxiety

Tesla has reported a massive 91% year-over-year increase in February sales for its China-made vehicles, delivering 58,599 units from Gigafactory Shanghai. This strong performance stands in sharp contrast to the overall Chinese auto market, which saw a significant decline last month. The figures, which include both domestic sales in China and exports to international markets | Tesla has reported a massive 91% year-over-year increase in February sales for its China-made vehicles, delivering 58,599 units from Gigafactory Shanghai. This strong performance stands in sharp contrast to the overall Chinese auto market, which saw a significant decline last month. The figures, which include both domestic sales in China and exports to international markets

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