Toyota, Honda, and Nissan recently reported underwhelming earnings, pressured by China's competitive EV market.

Primarily due to an unfriendly tariff environment, Chinese automaker BYD has suspended its consideration to enter the Canadian market to sell EVs and hybrids.

While it faces intense competition from China’s domestic leaders, especially BYD, it has maintained profitability in China.

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China has surged as one of the front runners in terms of EV adoption rate. EVs made up 37 percent of new vehicles sold in the ...

BYD NZ General Manager Warren Willmot told Kerre Woodham that globally, EV sales are actually up around 30% in September, ...

Chinese companies put up billboards in Lima, capital of Peru on November 12, 2024, showing China-Peru deep ties and growing ...

YANGON: Myanmar junta leader Senior-General Min Aung Hlaing, conducted a series of visits to factories and exhibitions during ...

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau sounded an upbeat note Tuesday on the prospect of working with U.S. president-elect Donald ...

Australia-bound Chinese car maker GAC has shown a new electric hatchback through its Aion EV brand, due in local showrooms next year. The battery-powered hatchback expected to lead the ...

COLUMN. The Tesla boss wants to become the champion of autonomous driving but the sector is tightly controlled in the United ...