Industry
BYD Changes the Game: Chinese EV Leader Abandons Centralized Development
After sales slowdown, the company grants more autonomy to Denza, Yangwang, Fang Cheng Bao, Ocean, and Dynasty brands
Chinese car: what awaits after the warranty
From body elements to suspension: what difficulties arise when servicing modern cars from China
CATL Earns More Than Auto Giants: Company Proves More Profitable Than BYD, Geely, and Chery Combined
The world's largest manufacturer of traction batteries surpassed seven leading Chinese car manufacturers
Electric Vehicles Take Over the Market: Where and Why
While Norway has almost completely switched to electric vehicles, and China sells millions of hybrids and BEVs, Russia remains among the laggards
Why Ford Disassembles V8 Engines Daily
The new approach has already shown results at the Valencia plant and is now being applied at the Ohio facility
Volkswagen Cuts 28,000 Jobs: Auto Giant Changes to Survive
Europe's largest automaker accelerates restructuring amid pressure from Chinese competitors and declining profitability
China Prepares for a Freight Revolution: By 2030, Nearly Half of New Tractors Will Be Electric
Authorities have set a goal to increase the share of "new energy" in the heavy truck segment to 40%, and to 80% on certain routes
China Demands the Impossible from Electric Vehicles
Batteries must no longer catch fire even during thermal runaway, and doors must open without electricity
How Mercedes-Benz Invented Its Class System
What do the letters C, E, S, GL, and EQ mean in Mercedes-Benz car names and how do they help navigate the model range?
400 Thousand Kilometers: Which Cars Last the Longest?
Analysts compared dozens of brands and found out which ones are capable of huge mileages
Rebellion brewing at Honda: former executives tried to oust the company's head
The conflict was caused by multi-billion dollar losses, an unsuccessful electrification strategy, and falling sales in the world's largest car market
Toyota Head Doesn't Give Up: Akio Toyoda Vows to Keep Internal Combustion Engines
The chairman of the world's largest automaker said he feels "lonely" in continuing to defend traditional engines
"Moskvich" Changes Strategy: Why Hybrids Are Becoming More Important Than Electric Vehicles
The plant confirmed the release of the first model with two power units in 2027 amid explosive demand growth
Gasoline Cars Losing Ground: Charging Vehicles Account for Nearly 63% of the Chinese Market
A record result achieved even without previous subsidies, while sales of ICE models continue to decline sharply
BYD challenges Pentagon's decision, Nio prepares lawsuit: why the US list caused a dispute
Chinese automakers reject accusations of ties to US military structures and consider legal action