Etiqueta: Honda
BYD insists its rapid EV growth can’t be stopped, even without...
The global EV leader is unleashing new electric cars in the industry’s fastest-growing car segments. Despite being excluded from the...
Nissan CEO Vows Faster Launches After Honda Merger Collapse As Tesla,...
Mounting debt, factory closures, and asset sales underline the scale of Nissan’s turnaround challenge.
It’s official—Mercedes-Benz and Geely surprise the world with a revolutionary engine...
This new Mercedes-Benz alliance is going to revolutionize the future of engines. The automotive industry is going through a historic transformation having in
Tesla’s Europe problem just got even worse
Tesla sales plunged again in Europe in July as car buyers continued their migration to Chinese rival BYD.
Japan declares silent war — Tesla and BYD face nightmare by...
While China and America are going head-to-head for sales in 2025, Japan quietly created an SUV powerful enough to compete with the market leaders.
Volvo XC70 production begins in China, pre-sales to start at Chengdu...
The 2025 Volvo XC70 has begun production in China. Built on SMA Super Hybrid Architecture, it offers 200 km EV range, 1,200 km total range, and a 1.5T hybrid system. Pre-sales start at Chengdu Auto Show on August 27.
EV Daily | Tesla Faces Revenue Hit from Emission Credit End,...
EV Daily | Tesla Faces Revenue Hit from Emission Credit End, BYD Opens First All-Terrain EV Circuit
Ford’s $30,000 EV Truck Has An Interesting BYD Target
This subcompact crossover is BYD’s first true export model meant for global markets. It recently crossed the 1 million units sold mark.
The Power War Goes Bonkers As 3020-Hp EV Supercar Previewed
Thirty years ago, 300-hp was plenty. Today, carmakers like BYD are offering a 3000-hp electric supercar that has Europeans standing up to pay attention.
Zacks Industry Outlook Highlights Honda Motor, Geely Automobile Holdings and NIO
Honda, Geely, and NIO are positioned to benefit from EV growth in China and stable demand in Japan, despite weakness in Europe's car market.
