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China state-owned media: Concerns about CATL’s Spain battery plant lock-in are...
CATL will bring 2,000 workers to build and set up a plant in Spain.
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VinFast Takes On BYD, Mercedes With Electric Buses In Europe Amid...
The Vietnamese automaker unveiled two new electric bus models, the EB8 and EB12, in Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium, and Sweden.
Solar cell imports under scrutiny: Commerce ministry recommends anti-dumping duty on...
India Business News: India's commerce ministry has recommended anti-dumping duties of 23-30% on solar cell imports from China for three years. This action aims to protect
Did Warren Buffett «Sell Off» BYD Too Early?
Buffett's full sell - off of BYD shares offers a valuation warning, yet it doesn't signal the end of BYD's long - term growth potential.
Analysis of Automotive Industry and Future Trends: Insights from Latest Japanese...
China Takes the Lead in Global Automotive Industry Revolution: New Energy and Intelligent Technologies Reshape the Landscape
BYD’s quarterly sales drop for the first time in five years
September was the worst month of Q3 for the Chinese carmaker.
BYD (SEHK:1211) Valuation: Are Shares Priced Fairly After Recent Gains?
BYD (SEHK:1211) shares have trended upward recently, gaining more than 3% over the past week. Investors are evaluating what is driving this move as the company continues to report steady revenue and net income growth. See our latest analysis for BYD. After climbing in the short term, BYD’s share price has remained resilient and steadily positive year-to-date. Its total shareholder returns over the past three and five years have outpaced many sector peers, which indicates that momentum is...
China’s Merger Control in the Automotive Industry: Characteristics & Practical Observations
The automotive industry is a critical pillar of China’ s national economy. With an exceptionally long industrial chain - extending upstream to resource development, spanning midstream through...
Chinese automakers’ foreign investment tops domestic spending for first time, data...
BEIJING (Reuters) -Chinese electric car makers invested more abroad than at home for the first time in 2024, new data from Rhodium Group showed on Wednesday, as fierce domestic competition makes it almost impossible for manufacturers to turn a profit. Automakers have benefited from years of subsidies and other government policies aimed at making China a global automotive power and the world's leader in electric vehicles, but overcapacity and aggressive price cutting have sent the industry into a tailspin. Automakers in the world's No. 2 economy are locked in relentless price wars that are deepening deflationary pressures, while fears of a flood of cheap Chinese cars have sparked trade tensions with key partners — strain the export-driven economy can ill-afford amid U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs.
