Etiqueta: VW

The European Union backed tariffs of up to 45% on imported Chinese electric vehicles (EVs) on Friday as it looks to counter Beijing's subsidies for automakers now targeting Europe.

A LITTLE-known car brand is set to launch in the UK next year – and they’re ready to take on the might of BMW. Chinese EV firm Avatr is readying its UK launch by the end of 2025. Avatr –…

With global electric vehicle (EV) registrations performing strongly in July, which models came out on top in terms of sales?

BYD led the Chinese electric vehicle (EV) market between January and July, but which carmakers followed in its wake?

BYD set a new sales record last month with over 342,000 new energy vehicles (NEVs) sold. Although BYD’s EV sales...

BYD Co. may eclipse Tesla Inc. in annual electric vehicle sales this year as demand surges in China but stalls in the US and Europe, according to Bloomberg Intelligence.

When certain politicians in the United Kingdom were trying to persuade their fellow citizens to vote to leave the European Union, an argument I don’t remember ever hearing was that Brexit would make it easier for Chinese carmakers to expand their reach in the country. After spending a week with the nation’s most fervent car […]

Chinese car manufacturer BYD continues international expansion, plans new factory in Turkey.

German carmaker Volkswagen is putting a new electric car range on the market in China. The vehicle under the brand name "ID. Unyx" is to hit showrooms this summer, a spokesman said on Wednesday as the new model was presented in Anhui in south-eastern China. Four further models are to follow up to 2026, with VW seeking to profit from the booming Chinese market for electric cars, where Chinese maker BYD has had the upper hand. "Electric models, like the new ID. Unyx are the key to winning over you

New research is predicting that Chinese brand BYD could replace Tesla as the best-selling manufacturer of electric vehicles. According to Bloomberg Intelligence’s (BI) Global BEV Report 2024, the global BEV sales mix could reach 15% by 2025, up from last years 11%, before doubling to 31% in 2030. It predicts China will remain the most