Industry
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
Prius is no longer Toyota's main hybrid: why the family minivan unexpectedly took the lead
While the legendary sedan remains a symbol of hybrid technology, Toyota's real success is increasingly driven by completely different models
US includes BYD and Nio in military list: What does this threaten China's largest automakers with?
The Pentagon has expanded the list of companies that, according to Washington, are linked to the Chinese military-industrial sector
Subaru is Not Going to Bury the Manual Transmission: Why the Manual Gearbox May Still Have a Chance to Survive
Despite the transition to hybrids and electric vehicles, the Japanese manufacturer does not rule out the appearance of new models with a manual transmission
Ford abandoned sedans and doesn't regret it, but is still ready to bring them back to the market
Management considers the focus on crossovers and pickups to be the right decision, but demand for classic passenger cars may force the brand to reconsider its strategy
Why engineers mark bolts with paint
Color coding of parts helps avoid errors on the assembly line and simplifies assembly control
The world is approaching an oil deficit: why gasoline prices could skyrocket this summer
Reserves are rapidly dwindling, and industry experts warn of the risk of a new surge in fuel prices and transportation costs
BYD Eyes Maserati: Why the Chinese Giant Wants the Legendary Italian Brand
The largest automaker does not rule out buying Maserati, which could become one of the most high-profile deals in the automotive industry in recent years.