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Chinese automaker BYD slams reports of poor conditions at a factory site in Brazil
A spokesperson for Chinese automaker BYD has objected to reports about poor conditions at a construction site in Brazil where ...
The 'godfather of EVs' explains why China is winning the race to go electric — and why hybrids are a 'fool's errand'
Andy Palmer, the "godfather of EVs," explains how China took the lead in the electric-car race.Palmer got the moniker after ...
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BYD’s $10,000 Seagull EV outsold all cars in China (even gas models) again in November
BYD’s cheapest EV model, the Seagull, outsold every car in China last month, even gas-powered models. Starting at around ...
World’s 3rd-largest automaker? China on mind, Nissan & Honda talk merger to stay relevant
Nissan CEO Makoto Uchida addressed concerns about the company’s struggles, assuring stakeholders that the merger is about ...
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911, what’s your emergency? China’s EV giant is coming after West’s pride Porsche
BYD's new Denza electric sports car, rumored to launch in 2025, is set to rival Porsche with aggressive performance at an ...
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BYD is taking the auto market by storm, forcing legacy rivals to make desperate moves
China’s EV leaders are rapidly gaining market share from legacy automakers. And it’s not only in China. BYD and ...
Is BYD Making A Cutprice Electric Porsche 911 Rival? (New Photos)
After entering the world of supercars with the fully electric YangWang U9, Chinese automotive giant BYD seems to be ready to ...
On a quest for global domination, Chinese EV makers are upending Thailand’s auto industry
Japanese automakers are starting to pull out of Thailand — a longtime hub of production — as Chinese electric-vehicle makers ...
Honda, Nissan agree to 2026 merger, creating world's No. 3 auto company
Facing extreme competitive pressure from the rise of Chinese EV makers, the Nos. 2 and 3 Japanese automakers turn to each ...
Foreign brands are back in China. But the economy has cooled and domestic competition is dug-in.
Experts told MarketWatch the key to connecting with Chinese customers is being willing to depart from home-market strategies and embracing local tastes.