Chinese Auto Brands Overtake the Russian Market Amidst Turbulent Times
The 2022 Russo-Ukrainian War became a turning point for Chinese brands in the Russian market. Since May of that year, Chinese brands steadily increased their market share.
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BYD Tang EV vs. NIO ES6: A Battle of Performance, Intelligent Driving, and Battery Safety
In the realm of mid-to-high-end pure electric SUVs, the 2021 BYD Tang EV and NIO ES6 stand out as two prominent contenders.
How to Identify Qualified Chinese Automobile Exporters
Not every Chinese company is eligible to export cars. Only companies that have received qualifications from the Chinese government are permitted to engage in car exports.
Resilient Chinese Auto Firms Overcome Supply Chain Challenges
Amidst the automotive industry’s transformation, a German auto automation giant faces bankruptcy, while China’s resilient and adaptable firms thrive in the face of challenges, showcasing strategic advantages and redundant capacity.
Chinese Brands Surge in Australia’s Automotive Market
Australia has emerged as a key market for Chinese automotive exports, ranking as the third-largest destination for Chinese vehicles according to customs data.
Investigating Hydrogen Refueling Stations in Shanghai: Is Hydrogen Commercialization Mature?
We conducted market research in Shanghai and other areas, aiming to shed light on the current state of hydrogen energy commercialization.
Importing Autos from China: Understanding and Resolving Cross-Border Transaction Disputes
Cross-border purchasing of automobiles from China can sometimes lead to disputes between foreign buyers and Chinese sellers due to various reasons.
Chinese Automakers’ Technology Going Global: A New Era of Tech Export
As China’s domestic automotive market witnesses a reciprocal exchange of technology with multinational car manufacturers, the concept of “technology going global” is emerging as a new trend.
Chinese Auto Traders: Ensuring Transparency and Legitimacy in Your Purchases
Engaging in thorough research and taking precautionary measures can safeguard buyers from potential fraud and ensure they acquire legitimate vehicles.
Volkswagen’s CEO Thomas Schäfer Discusses Future Plans in China
Volkswagen CEO Thomas Schäfer’s frequent visits to China emphasize commitment. Collaboration, diverse products, and adaptability key to thriving in China’s dynamic auto market.
A Comprehensive Guide for Buyers Purchasing Cars from China
This article offers a comprehensive guide with expert insights on how to make well-informed decisions and protect their interests when buying cars from China.
China’s Automotive Brands Secure Second Place in Thailand’s Market Share
Thailand’s automotive market, with sales and exports both surpassing the million-unit mark, has emerged as a vital arena for Chinese automobile manufacturers.
Didi Abandons Car Manufacturing, Xpeng Takes the Wheel in a Strategic Partnership
In a strategic move that signifies a shift in the automotive landscape, Didi Chuxing, the prominent ride-hailing giant, has announced its collaboration with Xpeng Motors, a leading Chinese electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer.
A Buyer’s Guide: Inspecting Vehicles Purchased from China
This article aims to provide essential tips for buyers seeking to purchase cars from China, enabling them to better scrutinize vehicles and safeguard their investments.
The Challenge of Insufficient Electric Vehicle Maintenance Personnel in China and Its Global Implications
China’s rapidly expanding electric vehicle (EV) market faces a critical challenge of inadequate skilled personnel in the maintenance and repair sector.
Chinese Car Brands’ Presence in Europe Revealed by Sales Data
In Europe, Chinese car brands have reported total sales of 147,000 units, representing a market share of roughly 2.25%.
Preventing Misrepresentation of Vehicle Condition and History when Buying Cars from China
This post aims to guide buyers on how to prevent falling victim to misrepresentation in the process of buying cars from China.
China’s Domestic Automotive Groups Excel in Export Sales – Analysis Report – July 2023
This analysis report examines the performance of China’s domestic automotive groups in the first half of 2023 with a specific focus on their export sales.
Are EVs Prone to Fire?
Despite occasional high-profile incidents, data suggests that electric vehicles (EVs) are not more prone to catching fire than their gasoline counterparts. In fact, in China, which is the world’s largest EV market, the incidence of new energy vehicles catching fire was found to be significantly lower.
Parallel Export: The Transformation of New Cars into Used Cars in Chinese Car Exports
This report examines the practice of “parallel export” in China’s car industry, wherein new cars, especially new energy vehicles, are exported as used cars to bypass manufacturers. While this strategy has driven short-term gains in used car exports, it poses challenges and risks. The report recommends a sustainable and innovative approach for the future development of the industry.