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Xpeng, BYD, and Xiaomi: Chinese automakers are changing the landscape of AI and battery technology.

The global automotive industry is witnessing a shift as Chinese brands take the lead in artificial intelligence and charging infrastructure. From joint ventures, major players like Volkswagen and...

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Geely and other Chinese automakers aspire to overthrow Japan's dominance in the hybrid vehicle market.

Chinese automakers are ramping up the self-charging hybrid vehicle (HEV) segment to directly compete with Toyota and Honda. With new technology achieving fuel consumption of just 2.22 liters/100 km, China...
The solid-state battery race: Chinese automakers aim for commercialization by 2025.

SAIC, Chery, and CATL are accelerating the development of solid-state battery technology with an energy density of 600 Wh/kg, promising a range of 1,500 km and superior safety.

Car imports in the first two months of 2026: Chinese cars surpass Thai cars in both quantity and value.

Vietnam imported 31,372 complete automobiles in the first two months of the year, a 26.3% increase in volume. China rose to second place with a trade value exceeding $344 million.
BYD surpasses Ford in global sales: A turning point for the Chinese automaker.

In 2025, BYD officially overtook Ford to become the 6th largest automaker in the world, marking a shift in the industry landscape...
Xiaomi SU7 Ultra sets a new milestone: The first Chinese model to join the Gran Turismo 7 lineup.

The Xiaomi SU7 Ultra will join Gran Turismo 7 starting January 29, 2026. This is the first Chinese car to be featured in Sony's renowned racing simulation game on PlayStation.
Qinghai, China: A self-drive journey to see pristine white snow, an alternative to Harbin.

Instead of crowded destinations, Tran Thuan's family chose Qinghai province to enjoy the beauty of China's largest salt lake and the majestic Qilian Mountains.

Japanese cars are losing market share in Southeast Asia, and the supply chain is in turmoil.
December 4, 2025 15:51

Japanese automakers' market share is rapidly declining in Thailand and Indonesia as Chinese electric vehicle manufacturers expand production and lower prices. The risk is spreading to the supply chain, which includes 2,792 component suppliers.
Tesla Model 3 and Model Y: Cost-effective solutions from Chinese cars.
December 3, 2025 08:58

Dismantling electric vehicles in China helps Tesla increase component sharing, reducing costs for the Model 3 and Model Y; however, sales and market share are declining in China.
Used cars with no mileage are booming in China: risks and stricter regulations needed.
November 10, 2025 09:24

Used cars with 'no mileage' bypass procedures, accounting for 80% of exports, reaching nearly 440,000 vehicles in 2024 and expected to exceed 500,000 in 2025. China tightens regulations to reduce data distortion and reputational risks.
Tesla Model Y leads Europe in September, Chinese cars accelerate.
October 26, 2025 17:46

The Model Y delivered 25,938 vehicles in Europe in September, down 8.6% year-on-year; Chinese vehicles achieved a record market share of 7.4% with 90,571 units sold, with MG leading the growth.
Chinese vehicles are gaining traction in Asia, Africa, and South America.
October 25, 2025 06:47

Affordable prices and electric vehicles have helped Chinese manufacturers accelerate their growth in emerging markets, achieving over 30% market share in Thailand, Israel, and Chile; 9.1% in Brazil; and 16.7% in Australia.

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