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Chinese electric vehicle maker BYD is all prepared to mark its entry into Japan’s passenger car market. As previously reported, the company will start selling battery electric vehicles (BEVs) in Japan from January 2023 which will include Atto 3, Seal and Dolphin models.
BYD to Launch Seal, Dolphin and Atto3 in Japan in 2023 Read More
Chinese automakers like Nio, Hongqi, BAIC, and Lynk & Co are making mind-blowing reveals and releases of some of the fastest cars with mind blowing figures. Here are some incredibly fast Chinese cars you probably never knew they existed.
20 Super Fast Chinese Cars You Might Have Never Heard Of Read More
Honda, which is Japan’s second-largest company, has historically not been much better than Toyota in this respect, but the company does seem to be waking up and saying some of the right things under its new CEO Toshihiro Mibe.
Honda CEO Bets $40 Billion to Reach Full Electrification Read More
Its the beginning of the end for the internal combustion engines (ICE) in the European Union as environment ministers from the 27 countries have agreed to sign the ICE’s execution warrant.
EU Countries Agree to Ban New ICE Cars by 2035 Read More
After Nio, Xpeng, Li Auto and Neta, Chinese automaker Leapmotor has become yet another EV startup to achieve 100,000 units production milestone, that too within just 3 years of operations.
Leapmotor Achieves 100,000th Unit Production Milestone Read More
Electric vehicles from Hyundai and Kia are increasingly becoming more popular in USA which ring alarms for the mighty EV maker.
Hyundai is Quietly Dominating the EV Race in USA Read More
China’s new energy vehicle (NEV) sector has witnessed an astounding growth in recent times and has entered the fast lane. Riding the waves of green transition, it is now geared up to play a bigger role in upgrading the global auto industry.
China’s NEV Sector in the Fast Lane Read More
Toyota has come under fire again, this time from giant European pension funds over its opposition to going “all in” on electric vehicles (EVs), as green activist investors prepare for a showdown at this week’s general meeting.
Toyota Lambasted Again in Europe For Not Going ‘All In’ on EVs Read More
Chinese domestic carmakers have already taken a big share of the world’s largest car market, where it is estimated that car sales amount to $500 billion each year.
Chinese EV Makers Gain on Big International Carmakers Read More
The arrival of Japanese cars on global markets caused something close to a trade war in the 1980s. If China starts to absorb the global auto industry, the trade tensions of the 2020s will be a whole lot worse.
EVs Accelerate China’s Looming Dominance as a Car Exporter Read More