Electric Vehicles

Smart, spacious, and designed for volume, the Shangjie H5 sets out to reshape expectations for the RMB 200,000 SUV tier.

Once the go-to for in-vehicle chips, Nvidia is facing defections from Chinese carmakers amid delays, performance setbacks, and cultural disconnect.

The Chinese automaker is keeping its foot on the gas in its push toward vehicle autonomy.

The startup believes only purpose-built platforms can meet the demands of self-driving freight.

Deliveries declined and earnings dipped in Q2, even as Tesla kicked off its first paid driverless service in Austin.

Challenges remain, but the NEV maker sees significant upside in expanding its commercial vehicle business beyond China.

The Chinese automaker is planning a second and third plant to keep up with demand.

Mercedes-Benz will begin integrating Flyme Auto OS into its vehicles, starting with the long-wheelbase E-class in 2027.