Etiqueta: Chery
Europe’s automotive industry at a crossroads

A new study models the impact of EU electric vehicle leadership and ambitious policies on investment and jobs.
First batch of solid-state batteries from Chery-backed company produced in China
The first-gen solid-state batteries from the Chery-backed Anwa Technology has an energy density of 300 Wh/kg.
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Major Chinese automakers H1 2025 sales report: BYD and SAIC top...
BYD dominates, Geely ambitious: Chinese automakers surge in H1 2025
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BYD’s EV Price War: Catalyst for Consolidation or Margin Minefield?
BYD's EV Price War: Catalyst for Consolidation or Margin Minefield?
449 HP and the end of electric cars — Not BYD,...

A Chinese carmaker launched the 449 HP Omoda 9 SHS hybrid in Europe, challenging the all-electric trend with luxury, range, and power. End of electric cars?
Industrial Policy with Chinese Characteristics: The Political Economy of China’s Intermediary...
Meng Jie and Zhang Zibin examine how China’s institutional innovations and inter-governmental competition support a mission-oriented approach to industrial policy and development, distinguishing it from neoliberal models.
New energy vehicles drive overseas growth

China's automobile exports are experiencing a remarkable surge driven by logistic upgrades and new energy vehicle dominance.
Chinese EV-Makers Eyeing South Africa Amid Global Trade Rows

BYD, Chery Auto and Great Wall Motor are keen to leverage low prices to get sales where others have struggled because of trade disputes in Europe and 100% tariffs in the US
Chinese car brands double market share in Europe: JATO Dynamics

Europe's new car market saw a 2.5% year-on-year increase in registrations in May 2025, with a total of 1,107,517 new vehicles registered across 28 European markets.
The Onslaught Of Chinese Cars Is Coming In Europe, And It...

Chinese automakers are moving to Plan B in Europe, falling back on their ability to build plenty of good, old-fashioned, non-tariffed gas-powered vehicles.












