Recent scandals show that the Chinese EV market is under a ton of pressure. What does this mean for the future?

While the electric vehicle (EV) boom has cooled somewhat, Chinese manufacturers continue to wield significant influence in the global market. Initially focused primarily on their domestic market, ...

China automakers are registering new vehicles and then selling them abroad as used vehicles, despite essentially no mileage ...

China is worried about overcapacity. Even President Xi Jinping was critical, asking if every province needed to invest in EVs ...

A new study says that only 15 of the 129 local car companies currently in China will survive in the coming years ...

China's electric vehicle (EV) sector is witnessing an intensifying price war, with BYD at the centre of a dispute involving emissions compliance and competitive pricing, as rivals Great Wall and ...

Despite several major hurdles, automakers are pushing to produce enough batteries here in America to power their cars—with or ...

Beijing has warned Labour that it will “resolutely safeguard” its electric car industry after it emerged the Government will ...

BANGKOK, July 4 (Reuters) - Hyper-competition in China ... market in Asia, Thailand, as smaller players struggle to compete with dominant BYD (002594.SZ), opens new tab, putting ambitious local ...

Chinese President Xi Jinping criticised Brussels's recent trade actions against Beijing at a tense summit dominated by ...

The "One, Big, Beautiful Bill" has been signed into law. Here's how it will help China dominate U.S. in global EV race, according to experts.

Projects underway in China and Europe could cut EV charging time down to just a few minutes, but there’s no equivalent in the U.S.