Automundo China

Tesla stock plunged 10.4% Friday as China retaliated with 34% tariffs, exposing the EV maker's vulnerability with 22% of revenue from China.

Western Car makers are falling behind their Chinese counterparts at an alarming rate, and analyst consensus indicates that they will be in catastrophic failure unless they step up. Intel is uniquely positioned to help these car companies close this gap.

U.S. chip companies, banks, and oil majors experienced significant declines following China's retaliatory tariffs in response to Trump's export duties. The trade war escalated with additional tariffs and export controls, affecting supply chains, increasing prices, and decreasing demand across multiple sectors, including technology, natural resources, and agriculture.

Sign up for daily news updates from CleanTechnica on email. Or follow us on Google News! BYD sales continue to soar. Its passenger vehicle sales were up 58% in the first quarter, while its electric commercial truck sales were up 1169%. Regarding full electric cars, BYD has now solidly shot ... [continued]

Changan could merge with Dongfeng to surpass BYD and become China's largest EV maker

BYD sales reached a new record in the United Kingdom with nearly 6,500 vehicles sold in March. Figures represent a new record since the Shenzhen-based carmaker arrived in the UK two years ago and a…

Under the Biden administration’s Inflation Reduction Act, the U.S. was on track to meet all its battery demand for electric vehicles from local manufacturing by the end of the decade. Now, the country may not reach that goal as billions of dollars worth of clean energy projects have stalled in…

Kia’s new electric SUV is quickly climbing the sales charts overseas. The Kia EV5 is now a top-selling EV in...

Accelerating its push for global expansion, BYD has launched its latest roll-on/roll-off (RoRo) car carrier, BYD Xi'an.

One big loser in President Donald Trump’s escalating trade war is likely to be the U.S. electric vehicle industry.