
ElectroMobility Poland (EMP), an electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer backed by the Polish government, will use Geely's SEA architecture for a series of models for its Izera brand.
ElectroMobility Poland (EMP), an electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer backed by the Polish government, will use Geely's SEA architecture for a series of models for its Izera brand.
German carmaker Audi is broadening its research and development capacities in China, widening its scope, enlarging the local Audi China team and establishing a new company R&D facility in Beijing.
Based in Shanghai and reporting to Ford China President Anning Chen, Wu will oversee engineering, manufacturing, quality and purchasing, and the Ford China commercial vehicle division.
Daimler Truck begins a new chapter in China at a new manufacturing facility in Huairou, Beijing, and will produce the Astros C work truck in and for the world's No. 1 heavy-duty truck market.
Jeep is exiting as more established foreign auto brands have struggled to maintain their share of the market, raising questions about its long-term future in China.
The shift comes as China’s car market nears a tipping point at which the switch to EVs builds consumer acceptance and supercharges growth. More than 25% of new cars sold in July were new energy vehicles (NEVs), which include plug-in hybrids and pure battery-electric cars, up from fewer than one in six just a year earlier.
The latest research from global technology market analyst Canalys reveals 4.2 million electric vehicles (EVs) were sold worldwide in the first half of 2022, up 63% on the first half of 2021. China leads the world in EV market growth, while Europe and the U.S. struggle with supply strains.
The highly lauded sedan is in its fourth generation and its Modular Architecture exceeds the criteria for 5-star Global New Car Assessment Program.
Located in Changchun, capital of northeast China’s Jilin province, the site’s annual production capacity will exceed 150,000 electric cars.
Aiming to become a next-generation global automotive manufacturer, Taiwan-based Hon Hai Technology Group (Foxconn) recently introduced its three new electric vehicles (EVs)—the Model C recreational vehicle, Model E sedan and Model T electric bus—at its 2021 Hon Hai Tech Day.
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