Etiqueta: Sales
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
Column: Why Ford’s new EV platform still can’t beat the Chinese
The parts reductions achieved by Ford's new Universal EV Production System do not go far enough. Here's what Ford's next step should be.
BYD Stock: Tremendous NEV Growth Overseas, But Reliance On Subsidies Poses...

BYD's NEV exports surge with 1M sales abroad anticipated in 2025. Read here for BYDDY stock's market trends, risks tied to subsidies, and valuation insights.
BYD has sold over 1.2 million units of smart driving cars

Currently, BYD's smart driving models mainly use its God's Eye systems, although its sub-brand Fang Cheng Bao uses Huawei's Qiankun in some models.
Singapore warms to ‘Made in China’ label as stigma fades

Chinese brands are making major inroads in the Southeast Asian city-state as they shed their image as cheap knockoffs.
Mercedes Vision V concept is a private jet on wheels

Mercedes wants to give vans a comeback with its ultra-luxe "grand limousine," and could release as early as next year. WIll Americans buy it?
China Beats America At Its Own Jet-Age Futurism Game With Wonderful...

Buick says the Orbit takes inspiration from the jet age of the 1950s, drawing from things like sci-fi spaceships and GM's iconic Motorama concept cars.
China’s vision for a driverless future is miles ahead of everyone...

Strong government backing and strict regulatory oversight of the Chinese autonomous vehicle industry contrasts sharply with the piecemeal laws and slower adoption in the U.S.
German carmakers pivot to China amid tariff impact

BERLIN — Since April, a sharp hike in US tariffs on EU-made vehicles has dealt a heavy blow to Europe's auto industry, causing steep declines in the profits of Germany's biggest carmakers and prompting them to seek opportunities in Asia.
ST Q2 Deep Dive: Transformation Initiatives and End Market Shifts Shape...

Sensor manufacturer Sensata Technology (NYSE:ST) reported Q2 CY2025 results beating Wall Street’s revenue expectations, but sales fell by 8.9% year on year to $943.4 million. The company expects next quarter’s revenue to be around $915 million, close to analysts’ estimates. Its non-GAAP profit of $0.87 per share was 4% above analysts’ consensus estimates.













