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China’s EV dominance by 2024 is reshaping the global auto industry, with local automakers adapting to international challenges.

Foxconn's new EV battery facility in Zhengzhou marks its push into electric vehicles, reducing reliance on Apple.

Li Auto expands its focus beyond electric vehicles, pushing into AI and humanoid robotics, aiming to become a tech leader by 2025.

CATL unveils a revolutionary EV chassis with enhanced safety, setting new production standards, led by Avatr, Changan Auto, and Huawei.

Despite EU tariffs slowing EV exports, China remains the top car exporter, focusing on hybrid models for markets like Europe.

The sharp decline in China’s EV exports reflects rising EU tariffs and weaker demand in key markets like Latin America and Southeast Asia.

Europe's EV battery industry gains momentum through Chinese partnerships with Gotion and CATL.

Song Gang’s resignation marks a turning point for Tesla in China as he joins a rival auto brand.

China’s green tech leadership by 2025 will drive global clean energy, further positioning it as a key player in sustainability.

A Nissan-Honda merger could reshape the automotive industry, enabling them to compete with Toyota and Tesla in the EV market.

Nio aims to boost growth by tightening cost control and increasing deliveries of affordable vehicles, including a new Onvo model, by 2025.

Hyundai and BAIC’s $1.1 billion investment aims to revive Hyundai’s presence in China with new models and more exports.

Stellantis and CATL to build $4.33 billion (€4.1 billion) EV battery plant in Spain, strengthening Europe’s EV supply chain.

Xiaomi accelerates its EV expansion with a new electric SUV, aiming to redefine China’s automotive market.

Foreign carmakers face growing competition and shrinking profits as China’s auto market transforms with the dominance of electric vehicles.

Tianjin Yonghao Audi’s closure reveals financial strain and evolving challenges in China’s automotive industry.

China's transport network to be transformed by 2027 with smart highways and autonomous vehicles, boosting logistics and innovation.

Chinese EV companies plan to continue European expansion, leveraging price and manufacturing advantages to offset EU tariffs.

The company aims to challenge BYD and Li Auto with new hybrid tech, focusing on markets with limited EV infrastructure and global expansion.

EU imposes hefty tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles, as China warns of possible countermeasures, seeking dialogue to avoid escalation.