BYD, the largest and fastest growing Chinese automaker, has emerged as an existential threat to American, European and Japanese car companies.
Plus, a Waymo struck a child in Santa Monica and the Mercedes-Benz S-Class will soon be a robotaxi.
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Chinese BYD cars, banned from US, are terrifying rival automakers
Chinese automaker BYD has quietly become the world’s most formidable electric car maker, yet its vehicles are effectively ...
A strategic partnership between Canada and China will force U.S. automakers to rethink the product mix if they want to stay ...
GM CEO Mary Barra has raised concerns over Canada's decision to allow tens of thousands of low-cost Chinese electric vehicles ...
President Donald Trump’s recent comments welcoming foreign automakers to build vehicles in the U.S. have raised alarms in Japan’s auto industry, which has long dominated the North American market.
With December’s 9.5% share of the market, Chinese brands outsold South Korean rivals including Kia Corp. on a quarterly basis for the first time.
A Financial Times (FT) report claiming that US automaker Ford Motor held discussions with Chinese electric vehicle (EV) maker ...
Canada just relaxed the rules and tariffs governing Chinese EVs. Some Chinese vehicles are assembled in Mexico.
China's rapid development of electric vehicles had competitors concerned even before Canada this week agreed to cut its ...
Plus, AI data centers are expected to fuel the next auto chip shortage, and BYD is going on an all-out international assault.
Starting in January 2026, Mexico officially raised tariffs on Light Vehicles (LVs) from 20% to 50%, applying only to ...
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