Automundo China

Tesla's lower-cost vehicle is supposed to begin production by June at the latest. Analysts tell BI the launch is "crucial" and a "necessity."

Tesla, the American electric vehicle powerhouse, has made headlines once again with its recently refreshed Model Y, securing around 200,000

Shares of Chinese electric-vehicle makers surged in Hong Kong on Tuesday, driven by strong sales forecasts for March and a sharp selloff in Tesla’s stock overnight. NIO’s shares jumped 8.7% by midday, while XPeng rose 6.2%. Zhejiang Leapmotor Technology and Great Wall Motor climbed 4.9% and 1.65%, respectively, outperforming the Hang Seng Index, wh...

The rise of China's tech giants, often referred to as the "Seven Sisters," is reshaping the global technology landscape. Traditionally dominated by the American

Chinese EV giant BYD is challenging Tesla's dominance by offering its advanced 'God's Eye' driver-assistance system for free in most of its models.

Tesla’s full self-driving (FSD) system failed to impress Chinese Tesla owners, who were less than satisfied with the system’s incompatibility with Chinese roads and traffic customs. Lianhe Zaobao’s China Desk looks into the issue and discusses Tesla’s market strategy in China.

Chinese auto giant BYD has partnered with drone specialist DJI to put a drone system on the roof of a car.

The world's most popular supercar brands are still opting for products made by Korea's top three electric vehicle battery manufacturers, despite the increasing shares of Chinese EV battery maker CATL and other peers in the global market.

Deven Choksey highlights the disruptive impact of China's dominance in the global auto sector, especially in the EV market. The discussion also touches on the recent stabilization of the Indian market due to currency stability and the potential investment opportunities in the undervalued wire and cable sector, with strong fundamentals supporting growth.

As China's political elite gathered for the annual National People's Congress in Beijing last week, auto executives offered a range of ambitious policy