It focuses on the effectiveness and impacts of China’s 2024-2025 automobile trade-in policies.

A Decisive Crossroads for the Industry

Xiaomi’s SU7 isn’t just a car – it’s the centerpi […]

Navigating the Automotive Jungle of Half Million Workshops in China: Innovating Amid Chaos and Opportunity in the Aftermarket

This quiet revolution in vehicle customization represents a fundamental shift in China’s automotive landscape, where personalization has evolved from an underground hobby to a legitimate industry projected to reach RMB 160 billion (USD 22.3 billion) by 2025, according to the 2023 China Automotive Customization and Modification Industry White Paper.

$180K Luxury NEV SUV Targets Mercedes-Maybach With Gold-Trimmed T-Bridge Dashboard

CHINESE EV MAKER TARGETS UK’S BOOMING BEV MARKET WITH AI-POWERED AION V SUV & UT HATCHBACK

First Hybrid Wagon With 2000km Range and SUV-Like Cargo Space. It Will Shake The World.

As Toyota China engineers now draft the playbook, the auto giant shows how legacy automakers can outmaneuver startups at their own game. The next test? Whether Detroit and Wolfsburg are watching, and learning.

China Amazon, JingDong Motors is coming~

German automaker teams up with Chinese autonomous driving leader to create localized ADAS, merging “Sheer Driving Pleasure” with AI-powered mobility

New Smart Platform, Cylindrical Batteries, and AI-Driven Cockpit Mark BMW’s Electric Overhaul.

Land Rover China ranks highest in premium segment; GAC Honda leads mass market segment; Chery tops Chinese domestic brands

World’s First 800V 66kWh Extended-Range System Offers BEV-Level Driving at 450km CLTC Pure-Electric Range.

~5,100mm length (+80mm) & 3,050mm wheelbase (+230mm)

2025 Passenger Vehicle Retail Sales: 24.35 million units, up 6% YoY, an increase of 300,000 units compared to the June forecast.

China’s First Commercial-Grade Autonomous Bus Shows Advanced Tech in Real-World Urban Deployment

The Gold Standard – With Caveats Mr. Zhu’s 2022 Mercede […]

“China’s auto market surged in March 2025, with NEVs hitting 51% retail penetration as domestic brands dominated, while easing price wars and export pressures shaped a stabilizing yet competitive landscape.”