Automundo China

BYD (BYDDF) launched its most affordable and compact electric vehicle in the UK—Dolphin Surf—intensifying competition in the small electric hatchback segment.

The Indian automotive sector, especially electric vehicle manufacturers, is grappling with a critical shortage of rare earth magnets due to China's export restrictions. This situation raises concerns over production disruptions and highlights the urgent need for government intervention to boost domestic production capabilities.

Chinese automaker BYD has made significant strides in humanoid robotics, establishing a dedicated department under Chairman Wang Chuanfu. After recruiting talent last year, the company is ready to transition from R&D to mass production of humanoid robots. Before elevating the humanoid project to a full business unit, BYD assembled a specialized tea...

Rift could make billionaire less useful to Beijing but SpaceX tech holds allure

Faced with rising fuel costs, vehicle buyers in Kenya and Ethiopia are turning to affordable electric alternatives from Chinese manufacturers such as Changan, Neta, Wuling, and Xiaohu. These compact EVs, well-suited for taxi services and short-distance travel, are gaining ground as practical replacements for traditional internal combustion engine vehicles. However, ...

BYD’s race to the top spot of IMD’s Future Readiness Indicator shows how keeping an eye on your core business while scaling up a few clear priorities is key to success.

EU tariffs may limit discounting but Chinese carmakers will appeal to consumers with advanced technology

Tesla’s shrinking presence in the European market is setting the stage for cutthroat competition between Hyundai Motor Group and China's BYD. While the Korean a