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Chinese EV leaders MG and BYD bring the price war overseas
MG launched the new MG4 EV Urban in the UK, priced at just £23,495 ($32,000), undercutting BYD’s popular Dolphin hatch...
China Now Controls 69% of the Global EV Battery Market as...
China strengthened its grip on the global EV battery market in 2025, with CATL and BYD leading growth. Chinese makers now control 68.9% of global installations, while Korean and Japanese rivals lose ground.
Albania’s EV surge: 57% new cars electric as BYD leads
Albania has unexpectedly emerged as one of the leading examples of rapid electrification: in October, 57% of all new registrations were electric cars. With...
BYD makes quick progress in the European EV market
As Europe’s electric vehicle (EV) market grows, newer entrants such as BYD are establishing themselves. Autovista24 journalist Tom Hooker examines the latest figures from EV Volumes.
October: Fierce Competition in New Car Market – XPeng’s Strong Breakthrough...
Automotive Industry Competition Reverting to Its Core
Australian Electric Vehicle Sales Hold Steady at 15% in September
Australia has maintained its 15% penetration of plug in new car sales for September 2025, PHEVs and BEVs included.
Chinese Autos Steal Munich Spotlight, But BMW, Mercedes Fight Back
China dominated the Munich Auto Show, but the locals could take some comfort from the debuts of BMW’s next-generation Neue Klasse technology, and a new Mercedes.
Every major announcement from automakers at the Munich Auto Show 2025
Prominent global automakers showcased their latest models at the Munich car show, including new EVs and lower-cost vehicles. Here's what they said.
Legacy car brands launch a product blitz to take the fight...
Europe's embattled car brands unveil a flurry of new models at the IAA Mobility conference, seeking to counter robust competition from China.
Crash or rescue: European carmakers look to EU for salvation
The current crisis affecting the European automotive industry is an acute threat to Europe’s economic future. Will a summit between the auto sector and Ursula von der Leyen on Friday provide a life-line?
