Automundo China
From underdogs to power players: China’s EV makers go global
Just a few years ago, Chinese electric vehicles were largely dismissed outside their home market, seen as cheap, copyc
Chinese ‘Lamborghini’ for less than $30k ― Not BYD, not Xiaomi,...

A new vehicle by Chinese manufacturer Omoda resembles a Lamborghini, offering a futuristic looking vehicle with an accessible starting price of $30,000.
China Autos Q1/April Update: Tesla Stalls (NASDAQ:TSLA)

Tesla faces falling global demand, rising competition, and margin pressure, undermining its long-term outlook/valuation. Learn why TSLA stock is a strong sell.
Tariff wars and electric cars: Inside the global fight for EV...
China's electric vehicle industry: Production, sales and policy trends China's EV sector has maintained strong momentum over the past month. In April 2025, China sold about 1.23 million new energy vehicles (NEVs) – a category including battery electric and plug-in hybrid cars – a figure up roughly 44% year-on-year. Notably, NEVs accounted for approximately 50.8% ... Read more The post Tariff wars and electric cars: Inside the global fight for EV...
Tesla April sales by the numbers: Demand weakness continues
In the first three months of the year Tesla reported deliveries of 336,681, a drop of 13% versus a year ago, missing estimates of 390,000 units.
China launches modest tariffs after Trump imposes sweeping new levies

China’s new measures include a 15 percent levy on U.S. coal and liquefied natural gas along with 10 percent for crude oil, farm equipment and a small number of trucks as well as big-engine sedans shipped to China from the U.S.
BYD to establish European centre in Hungary with 2,000 jobs
The new facility will generate 2,000 jobs and act as a centre for BYD model sales, support, testing, and adaptation.
For luxury brands, there are no replacements as China and the...

Sales of designer merchandise thrive under specific conditions that are still lacking in markets like India.
China is unbeatable when it comes to EVs. Here’s what Europe...

The country has mastered the science of making and selling electric vehicles like hot cakes.
The US-China trade truce doesn’t solve the Fed’s headache

Tariffs are still high enough to raise US inflation and unemployment, which will put its central bank between a rock and a hard place. What can the Fed do? It probably won’t get much clarity on inflation, growth and trade policy until September.














