China and U.S. Diverge in 2025 EV Revolution
Global EV sales are set to hit 22M in 2025 as the Chinese mainland outpaces the U.S. in adoption and production, showcasing divergent strategies in the EV era.
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Yangtze River Delta Powers China’s Auto Industry
Discover how the Yangtze River Delta’s world-class automotive clusters produced 2 million cars in Q1 2025—one in four new cars on the Chinese mainland—and drive the future of mobility.
How EVs Are Fueling China-Hungary Ties
How EVs are powering China-Hungary ties: Chinese mainland makes big bets on Hungarian plants, fueling jobs, innovation, and Europe’s green transition.
US Tariffs Backfire on GM and Stellantis with Billions in Losses
Major US automakers GM and Stellantis report billions in tariff-related losses as Citibank warns of further margin squeezes.
U.S. Automakers Feel the Pinch of Tariffs
Tariffs meant to boost U.S. manufacturing are squeezing automakers, driving up costs and delays across supply chains—and potentially reshaping the future of the auto industry.
BYD’s Ivan Cao: No Monopoly in Uzbekistan’s Electric-Car Market
BYD’s Ivan Cao says Uzbekistan’s automotive market is embracing electric and hybrid cars, fostering competition and pushing new energy vehicles past 15% market share.
Chinese Mainland Auto Manufacturing Shifts to Global Leader Gear
The Chinese mainland’s auto and components sector is evolving from ‘follower’ to ‘global leader,’ aiming to set new global benchmarks, says Xu Haidong.
Auto Giants Warn Rare-Earth Magnet Shortage Could Halt U.S. Assembly Lines
Major automakers warn a looming rare-earth magnet shortage from the Chinese mainland threatens critical car parts and risks US factory slowdowns or shutdowns.
Tesla’s $25K EV: Executives Challenge Musk’s Denial
Tesla executives confronted Elon Musk after he denied killing the much-anticipated $25K EV, leaving the mass-market model in limbo while rivals like BYD surge forward.
Slovak Ambassador Sees Auto Sector Driving Stable China–Europe Trade
Slovak Ambassador Peter Lizak highlights the auto industry’s role at the Ningbo Expo and anticipates a positive resolution in the Chinese mainland–Europe electric vehicle dispute.