JLR Opens Shanghai Flagship in British Luxury Reset
On November 18, Voyah Automobile launched its new-era flagship SUV Taishan, a six-seater model marking a fresh offensive in the brand’s advancement.
ZF’s Asia-Pacific Innovation Day in Shanghai featured over 20 engineering prototypes and about 70 exhibits, including Chassis 2.0 systems in a global debut.
With sales above 10,000 units for 20 consecutive months, Jetour is reinforcing Traveler competitiveness by launching gasoline and electric hybrid versions.
Building on the trust of 6.5 million users, SAIC Volkswagen officially launches the Lavida Pro on November 17, marking a new chapter for the nameplate.
A November 14 Weibo post reading "Ready Player One is ready" and pointing to November 20 fueled speculation that Huawei is unveiling its First Realm trump card.
Fresh details emerged on a multi-billion yuan share reduction by a CATL co-founder, with a preliminary transfer price estimated at 376.12 yuan per share.
Geely Automobile’s third-quarter revenue hit a record as net profit rose nearly 60 percent, and it says a lower NEV tax may aid gasoline sales.
A wide gap between cost and utility remains a major obstacle for China’s low-altitude economy, and closing it is now among the sector’s most urgent priorities.
Extended-range electric vehicles, once buoyed by easing range anxiety, face a sharp market downturn after sales share fell for five consecutive months.
More than ten automakers rolled out purchase-tax guarantee policies, yet experts say China’s car market is unlikely to see a sharp year-end sales surge.
In one day, Xiaomi founder Lei Jun posted three Weibo updates on car safety, addressing doubts over aesthetics-first design versus security as the foundation.
Four ministries including Commerce have announced strict controls to stop exporters from shipping new cars disguised as used vehicles in overseas trade.
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