China automakers are registering new vehicles and then selling them abroad as used vehicles, despite essentially no mileage ...

Recent scandals show that the Chinese EV market is under a ton of pressure. What does this mean for the future?

While the electric vehicle (EV) boom has cooled somewhat, Chinese manufacturers continue to wield significant influence in the global market. Initially focused primarily on their domestic market, ...

China is worried about overcapacity. Even President Xi Jinping was critical, asking if every province needed to invest in EVs ...

In just over a decade, China has leapfrogged from being a minor player in the EV sector to the world's largest EV market by a wide margin. In 2023 alone, China accounted for roughly 63.5% of all ...

Chinese President Xi Jinping criticised Brussels's recent trade actions against Beijing at a tense summit dominated by ...

Hyper-competition in China's electric vehicle sector is spilling over to its biggest market in Asia, Thailand, as smaller ...

After strong electric vehicle (EV) sales in 2022, the Chinese car market is facing a setback in growth in 2023. But this doesn't mean an end to the green transition.

European leaders are meeting with top Chinese officials in Beijing to discuss trade, climate change and global conflicts.

However, with the local EV market getting more established by the day, ... overcapacity and low-quality product issues in China. Further, things may be relatively easier for the leading brands.

China’s growing automobile market also means that EVs will make up a larger share of the country’s vehicle fleet. By 2025, 13% of the vehicles on China’s roads will be electric, forecasts ...