While the electric vehicle (EV) boom has cooled somewhat, Chinese manufacturers continue to wield significant influence in ...

After strong electric vehicle (EV) sales in 2022, the Chinese car market is facing a setback in growth in 2023. But this doesn't mean an end to the green transition.

Chinese automakers continued to expand their European foothold in May, capturing the highest share ever of hybrid-car sales and the biggest slice of the electric-vehicle (EV) market in 10 ...

Chinese electric cars have surged to account for almost 10% of new car sales in Norway in only five years, data from the country's road federation (OFV) showed on Thursday.

Chinese businesses held an 89.4% market share by volume for cathodes, 93.5% for anodes, 87.4% for separators and 85% for electrolytes, ... Latest on Electric cars in China. Electric cars in China.

Chinese electric car startups that have so far only sold purely battery-powered vehicles ranked lower in full-year deliveries. Electric carmaker Zeekr sold 222,123 battery-powered vehicles, Nio ...

In 2020, foreign-branded cars made up more than two-thirds of all car sales in China, now, they’ve fallen to just 32 per cent, and most believe even this declining market share looks fragile ...

In Europe, electric-car demand has been stimulated this year by manufacturer incentives aimed at meeting regulatory EV sales targets, as well as the introduction of new models, particularly VW’s ...

According to the forecast, Chinese car exports are expected to rise to 9 million units by 2030, securing a 33-percent global share, despite aggressive Western tariffs.

SINGAPORE - After testing a range of cars from Japanese, American, French and German brands, Mr Ler Hwee Tiong, 54, gave up his nearly decade-old Mercedes-Benz in December 2024 for an electric ...