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In 2025H1, the global NEV market continued to grow, with a remarkable YOY increase of 25%. By country/region, China's NEV sales in H1 2025 remained the global leader, with a penetration rate of 46.6%. Policy support and price wars drove strong growth among domestic brands, and exports reached record highs. In Europe, market demand showed signs of recovery, but NEV growth was only in the low single digits due to subsidy reductions and supply chain bottlenecks, while Chinese automakers accelerated localized layouts to capture market share. The U.S. NEV market lagged behind China and Europe, with high interest rates and policy uncertainty suppressing its potential. Emerging markets such as Southeast Asia and Latin America showed early signs of explosive growth.

Chinese electric vehicle giant BYD is gearing up to launch a mind-blowing 3,000-horsepower electric supercar: the Yangwang U9 Track Edition. According to leaked documents filed with China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT), and reported by Electrek, the current U9 model already delivers an impressive 1,300 horsepower. It can a...

Unitree machines raced and boxed in latest showcase of Chinese robotics

Ford comes with news, and this time it is good, promise! Just when it seemed like the excitement for electric cars was starting to cool down, Ford has once

BYD’s new all-terrain circuit is the first of its kind in China, and it’s pretty wild. It’s more than a...

Reducing costs to manufacture EVs will be an important issue for U.S. automakers to figure out in trying to expand sales levels at home and around the world. Ford is being proactive: “This is…

Project Titan was a secretive initiative launched under Apple CEO Tim Cook to develop a fully autonomous electric vehicle with luxury features, advanced artificial intelligence, and possibly no steering wheel.  Apple hired hundreds of engineers from Ford, Tesla, and other carmakers to work on the development of its first electric car but the project was … Continue reading "Why Xiaomi is Succeeding in Making EVs Yet Apple Failed"

Chinese team sets up pilot production line for battery with twice the energy density of Tesla’s advanced 4680 cell.