Etiqueta: Germany
Chinese EV Makers Invest More Abroad Than at Home in 2024
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Chinese EV makers invested more in overseas plants than domestic ones in 2024, marking a global market shift
End of the EV era — BYD secretly building cars on...
It's not the end of the EV era since BYD is secretly building a sustainable future by looking towards hybrid offerings entailing EVs and hydrogen.
After investigation BYD representatives visited man to explain why his car...
The owner of a BYD Atto 3, who shared footage of his EV suddenly performing an emergency brake while on the highway, has revealed what caused the incident
U.S., China and rare earths
China’s dominance over rare earths gives Beijing powerful leverage in trade, technology and strategic negotiations.
Audi’s lettermark brand put to the test in China
Audi AG's new China-only sub-brand, which drops its famous four rings in favor of a "lettermark" badge, is drawing both praise and skepticism after opening pre-sales of its first model last week.
BYD’s Strategic Surge: How Cost-Competitive Hybrids and Regulatory Flexibility Are Reshaping...
BYD's Strategic Surge: How Cost-Competitive Hybrids and Regulatory Flexibility Are Reshaping the UK EV Market
Europe’s wealth: Which nations hold the biggest share?
The US and China are home to over half of global personal wealth (54%), while Europe holds only 22%, with its five largest economies dominating the list.
Geely Profit Beats Estimates Amid Reshuffle, Sector Scrutiny
Geely Automobile Holdings Ltd.’s first-half profit beat estimates as sales soared and the carmaker sought to reduce costs, even as the wider Chinese auto industry faces regulatory scrutiny over a long-running price war.
BYD to move German HQ to Offenbach
BYD will set up its new German headquarters in Offenbach rather than Frankfurt. In the fourth quarter of 2025, the Chinese car manufacturer plans to move its
China Is Overtaking America. In an Electric Car.
Chinese electric vehicles don’t just pose a market threat to Tesla. They could also be a weapon of war, writes Ethan Dodd.
