Browsing: China

China’s dominance in the electric vehicle (EV) and EV battery industries is undeniable. This article examines the country’s innovation in this sector, acknowledging the role of government policies while assessing its growing competitiveness.

The US government is planning to restrict the use of Chinese technology in autonomous and connected vehicles due to national security concerns.

After decades of success, General Motors is experiencing a dramatic decline in sales within the Chinese market.

An analysis of the current state of electric vehicle adoption, the impact of policy changes, and the factors influencing its future growth.

Understanding the benefits and trade-offs of Lithium Iron Phosphate (LFP) batteries used in electric vehicles.

Luxury car brands are struggling to deliver genuine luxury experiences, prioritizing specifications and sales over client interactions. This disconnect is costing them sales and eroding brand equity, particularly in the crucial Chinese market.

The U.S. government is taking steps to ban Chinese-developed software from internet-connected vehicles, citing national security concerns.

General Motors’ dominance in the Chinese market, once a source of immense profits, has crumbled, leading to a significant financial hit.

Huawei is entering the luxury EV market with the Maextro S800, a high-end sedan poised to compete with the Mercedes-Maybach. The vehicle boasts advanced features and a high price tag.

The Maextro S800, a new electric vehicle from the Chinese luxury brand Maextro, is poised to compete with the Mercedes-Maybach EQS and Rolls-Royce Spectre. Featuring up to 852 hp and advanced technology from Huawei, the S800 aims to redefine ultra-luxe EVs.