Automundo China

With falling EV sales globally and vandalism at Tesla sites, Tesla is having a rough start to 2025. Now a new BYD charging system adds insult to injury.

Plus, U.S. manufacturing is shrinking again as Trump’s tariffs set in

CEO He Xiaopeng believes the global flying car market could reach US$2 trillion in the next two decades, double the size of land vehicles.

The BYD Shark may not be available in the U.S., but it has entered North America with the plug-in hybrid truck's launch in Mexico in 2024.

After stamping their authority on EV technology, Chinese firms make strides in adding self-driving features.

BYD, a Chinese electric car maker, plans to set up its first plant in India, possibly in Telangana.

Audi has created a focused brand for younger drivers in China, and this well-targeted effort could be highly successful not only in China but also in much of the rest of the world.

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