Chinese electric and hybrid vehicles are ubiquitous two years after the EU imposed tariffs on EV imports.

The Trump-Carney split in the face of China’s expansion calls to mind dramatic fiction.

Renewed purchase subsidies offer a boon to BYD, while Nissan looks to other markets.

The latest reorg removes an intermediate product definition layer that insiders say had slowed vehicle development decisions.

Bruised by tariffs, the British luxury car maker is considering local production.

The high-end EV brand aims to offset weak sales in China through its overseas push.

The move reflects pressure to lower costs and compete across broader price bands.

The jointly developed EV platform is being used for Avinya cars amid efforts to cut development times.

Expanding overseas takes more than equipment, capital, and speed.

The use of celebrities to promote vehicles in China forms part of a wider shift.