Automundo China

In 2005, the Asian giant’s car companies were making shameless copies of Daihatsu hatchbacks. Now, China is home to the largest motor industry the world has seen.

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A new electric sports car, the JMEV 01, recently gained attention in the Chinese market. This model reinterprets traditional roadster design with an electric powertrain, delivering up to 429 horsepower at a competitive price. With its strong value proposition and distinctive design, the JMEV 01 is expected to impact the affordable sports car market...

Ship transports more than 7,000 vehicles and marks a new stage in the Chinese automaker's expansion in Latin America

BYD is expanding into Europe with a new factory in Hungary, showing potential for growth in the EV market as the company chases TSLA.

China has been a leader in battery electric vehicles (BEVs), leveraging a complete value chain and lower manufacturing costs to drive their widespread deployment.

The new Tesla Model Y is selling extremely well in China, despite initial reports suggesting that they had tailed off with a fall in registrations

Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer BYD is planning to introduce two additional plug-in hybrid models in Germany this year.

Automakers are navigating leaps in technology, changing consumer preferences, and regulatory challenges, with China increasingly identified as a leader in intelligent driving systems.