Automundo China

Tesla has stopped issuing a software update that was set to give customers in China a one-month free trial of its RMB 64,000 ($8,816) Full Self-Driving

Tesla on Monday said it will release its smart driving-assistance feature in China after completing approval of relevant software. The announcement, via the company's customer support Weibo account, came after Chinese social media users said Tesla's roll out of a free trial of Full Self-Driving (FSD) service in China initially scheduled between March 17 and April 16 had been paused. In February, China's industry ministry issued new rules requiring autonomous driving-related over-the-air software upgrades to be subject to regulatory approval.

The Qin L and Xpeng’s Mona M03, which priced around US$16,500, arrive as the US company’s mainland sales are dropping.

The Tesla-rivalling BYD has taken the veils off its new electric motor that sets the benchmark with a peak speed of 30,511 RPM.

Chinese EV maker Nio Inc. warned investors of disappointing Q1 results, with lower deliveries and revenue than expected.

The Communist Chinese company's new platform solves the biggest problems with electric cars, if a charging network is built to support it.

Chinese electric vehicle champion BYD exceeded expectations with a 29% increase in full-year sales, driven by strong demand for plug-in hybrids in its domestic market. The group’s revenue reached Rmb 777 billion ($107 billion), crossing the $100 billion threshold for the first time. Growing exports also contributed to the sales figures. Net income rose by […]

The Chinese EV champion overtook Volkswagen Group to lead China’s light-vehicle sales with a record 4.25 million vehicles in 2024.