Etiqueta: Mexico
Chinese EV Maker BYD To Raise $5.6 Billion To Fund Global...
BYD, the Chinese electric vehicle juggernaut headed by billionaire Wang Chuanfu, intends to raise HK$43.5 billion ($5.6 billion) to deal with fierce competition at home and to expand abroad.
The town that welcomed a Chinese car plant — only for...
Allegations of labour abuse on Brazil building site cast a shadow over BYD’s plan for its first car factory outside Asia
Volkswagen to cut production in Germany and move Golf assembly to...
The Future Volkswagen agreement will reduce production capacity "on a lasting basis" across German plants by 734,000 units and 35,000 jobs will go by 2030
BYD Signs Agreement with Nuevo León, Mexico to Promote Electric Vehicle...
Bitauto News: We have learned from relevant channels that BYD has signed an agreement with the state of Nuevo León, Mexico, to promote the development of electric vehicles. Besides, through this agreement, operators of digital platforms such as Uber and DiDi will be able to access electric vehicle and hybrid power technologies.
BYD Is Coming After Ford’s F-150 With A Full-Size Pickup
This new model is likely still a few years away from hitting the market in countries including Australia
BYD founder Wang Chuanfu, fresh from his meeting with Xi Jinping,...
"Behind each of our technologies is the hard work of 110,000 engineers," Wang said.
Column: Caresoft looks inside Chinese vehicles and sees trouble for legacy...
Caresoft executives say the speed at which the Chinese auto industry is moving to roll out vehicles, reduce costs and introduce new technologies threatens the existence of legacy automakers.
China’s retaliatory tariffs will hurt Trump-voting counties most
While the China clash will play out globally and strategically, its potential impacts will be localized and varied, since different regions have different local industry mixes and structures.
Chinese OEMs continue vertical integration of FVL
Chinese OEMs like BYD and SAIC Motor expand ro-ro fleets to ease export logistics amid global shipping capacity constraints.
China retaliates with countermeasures against Trump’s tariffs
Beijing announces levies of up to 15% on imports of US products, such as oil and large cars, an investigation into Google and restrictions on exports of critical minerals
