Etiqueta: exports
Slower EV Sales Offer Temporary Relief to Legacy Automakers – Negocios...

S&P Global Ratings What’s Happening Why It Matters Looking Ahead Bottom Line Source: S&P Global Ratings
Cheap Chinese steel threatens jobs in Latin America

Metal-workers in Latin America are clamouring for higher import tariffs as an avalanche of cheap Chinese steel floods the region.
China releases action plan to encourage trade-in of consumer goods including...

China aims to double the amount of scrapped cars recycled by 2027 compared to 2023.
Ohio senator wants Biden to permanently ban Chinese EVs from US

The chair of the Senate Banking Committee on Thursday urged President Joe Biden to block Chinese-made vehicles from the United States auto market, marking the strongest call yet for action against China's automakers by a U.S. lawmaker.
German car industry regains some confidence

German carmakers are seeing the future in a rosier light than last month, a leading economic institute says. Positive developments regarding exports to the US and China are a major factor driving the increased optimism.
Exclusive: China commerce minister to head to Europe to make EV...
SummaryCompaniesVisit to France expected on April 7Visit to Italy expected on April 12BYD, SAIC and Geely representatives to accompany WangChina overtook Japan last year...
World’s largest LNG-powered car carrier named and delivered

SAIC Group, a prominent Chinese automotive manufacturer, officially named and commissioned the LNG dual-fuel car carrier SAIC Anji Sincerity.
China 2023 economic growth tipped to be weakest in decades »...

BEIJING (AFP) – China’s economy likely grew at its weakest annual rate for more than three decades in 2023, data is expected to show Wednesday, as a crippling property crisis, sluggish consumption and global uncertainties battered it. A group of ten experts interviewed by AFP forecast China’s gross domestic product (GDP) to have expanded 5.2 […]
China sales surge in December and 2023 – Just Auto

The domestic vehicle market was estimated to have expanded by just 6% to 25.18m units last year