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From Batteries to Buses to Cars for the World—Inside the Rise, Strategy, and Innovation of BYD

In the Summer issue of Regulation, I suggest that the growing popularity of industrial policy (also called “industrial strategy”) all over the world is a return to Jean-Baptiste Colbert, the Finance Minister of Louis XIV in the 17th century. Industrial policy is not just an assemblage of political meddling acts—otherwise it would be everywhere in […]

Hybrid cars are growing among new buyers for maintaining combustion engine and incorporating electric, small engines to help with the performance.

A new study models the impact of EU electric vehicle leadership and ambitious policies on investment and jobs.

The technical part of negotiations between China and the European Union on electric vehicles (EVs) has been largely completed, a social media account linked to China Central Television said in a po…

Luca de Meo announces he is leaving Renault Group and the world’s largest car-carrying ship docks in Brazil.

Momentum built around sleek showrooms, bold pricing and a dealer push that worries entrenched rivals.

The formula for success in the electric vehicle (EV) market is evolving. While superior performance and design once defined the winners, today the market is led by companies that build cars in a completely different way. At the center of this major shift are Hyundai Motor Group and China’s BYD. BYD Controls Its Own Parts — and Confidently Cuts Pric...

Tesla’s shrinking presence in the European market is setting the stage for cutthroat competition between Hyundai Motor Group and China's BYD. While the Korean a