Sales of electric vehicles (EVs) and plug-in hybrids (PHEVs) in China fell below the one-million mark in January, largely due to the Chinese New Year holiday.
As China's new energy vehicle (NEV) market continues to bloom, a slew of new NEV models is set to be launched in 2025.
Technical know-how and existing supply chains give Chinese electric-vehicle makers a significant head start in the sector.
While Japan's Toyota emerged as the top-selling brand with 8,297 units, Chinese brands led in the NEV segment, with BYD ...
In 2024, the transaction volume of used car market in Mainland China reached 19.6142 million units, representing a YoY growth ...
Chinese automakers are making significant strides in their global expansion, with Chinese brands attracting a multitude of ...
China's car sales fell 12% in January from a year earlier, the first decline since September and the biggest drop in almost a ...
In January, China's passenger car output totaled about 2.11 million units, up 3.6 percent year on year. The country exported ...
GM China sales grew 40.6 percent to nearly 600,000 units during Q4 2024 quarter-on-quarter, but the announcement still ...
HIMA yesterday launched its first promotional campaign of this year, offering a new financing policy with no interest for ...
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