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The Hits Keep on Coming for Tesla Investors
Investors often know when it rains it pours, and Tesla just received a little more bad news from a critical market.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk teases insane capabilities of next major FSD...
Tesla CEO Elon Musk teased the insane capabilities of the next major Full Self-Driving update just hours after the company rolled out version 14.2 to owners. Tesla Full Self-Driving v14.2 had some major improvements from the previous iteration of v14.1.x. We were on v14.1.7, the most advanced configuration of the v14.1 family, before Tesla transitioned […]
Buyers downplay Japan tensions at China auto show
GUANGZHOU: Car enthusiasts browsing Japanese brands at one of China’s biggest annual auto shows shrugged off diplomatic tensions between the two countries on...
New electric AUDI E SUV concept promises 670 hp, 435 mile...
New electric AUDI E SUV concept promises 670 hp, 435 mile range — but it probably won't be sold in North America.
2026 BYD Atto 8 (Sealion 8) launched with 3.9‑second 0–100 km/h, and 1,000 kW...
BYD Atto 8 combines high-range EV, advanced autonomous driving, olive-green exterior, and intelligent cabin upgrades for premium SUV buyers.
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2026 BYD Han L EV hits 701 km range, 2.7 s 0‑100 km/h from 27,400 USD
2026 BYD Han L now available from 27,400 USD featuring EV, PHEV, DiPilot 300 laser driving.
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BYD unveils the fastest production car with 30C Blade Battery and...
Electric cars from Chinese automakers now occupy the top three spots in the world's fastest EV ranking. The 3,000 HP U9 Xtreme hypercar from BYD will only be produced in a limited batch of 30 units.
Chinese buyers downplay Japan tensions at auto show
By David Kirton and Josh Arslan GUANGZHOU (Reuters) -Car enthusiasts browsing Japanese brands at one of China’s biggest annual auto shows shrugged off diplomatic tensions between the two countries on Saturday, saying quality and value for money still trump politics when choosing a vehicle. "Economics is economics, politics is politics, and the two shouldn’t be mixed,” said Wang, 42, who works in
Japanese Automakers Navigate Diplomatic Tensions at China’s Auto Show
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BYD Is Ditching Its Gimmicky Rotating Screen
The Chinese carmaking giant is planning to ramp up its partnerships with Apple and Google
