The new models feature cutting-edge 60-inch AR-HUD technology and a massive 17.3-inch central touchscreen, with LiDAR-equipped versions

But profitability questions linger as tech disruption looms

Over 60% of Five-Star Rated Vehicles Now From China

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

Brand loyalty in China’s passenger vehicle market exceeded 20% for the first time, reaching 21.46%.

Days ago, newcomers like Xiaomi’s YU 7 secured 300,000 reservations within days, priced strategically 10,000 yuan below Tesla’s entry point.

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.

Days ago, newcomers like Xiaomi’s YU 7 secured 300,000 reservations within days, priced strategically 10,000 yuan below Tesla’s entry point.

New Energy Surge: 13M+ NEVs produced in 2024; offshore wind and green hydrogen projects expanded.

“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.”

The Clash Between “Wow Factor” and Daily Usability

Autonomous ride-hailing now operational in Pudong, marking China’s latest step toward mainstream self-driving adoption