China’s approach to EU’s EV market
Opinion
To Win EV Battle With Europe, China Needs to Lose
Instead of haggling over tariffs, Chinese leaders would be better off surrendering to European demands. Minxin Pei is professor of government at Claremont McKenna College and author of "The Sentinel State: Surveillance and the Survival of Dictatorship in China."
Ford CEO Admits Driving Chinese EV
Freevoy battery offers 400km of driving range before resorting to the fuel tank, twice the current ‘normal’ capability, CATL ...
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China’s Automakers Gear Up for Global Domination! Doubling Overseas Capacity to Crush TariffsA NIO ET5 car model and the NIO EP9 sports car are pictured at the NIO House, the showroom of the Chinese premium smart ...
BEIJING (Reuters) -Chinese battery giant CATL on Thursday launched its first battery product focused on extended-range ...
Republicans claim EVs will cause massive job losses and only benefit China. EV supporters point to dozens of new EV and ...
Texas Instruments saw its shares rise more than 4% on Wednesday after a third quarter earnings report signaled a recovery ...
Mary Barra is sounding the alarm. GM’s CEO warned that China’s escalating EV price war is putting automakers globally ...
EU mid-market update: Earnings whirlwind with flash PMIs intertwined gives bullish atmosphere as market adds to bets on ECB 50bps rate cuts in Dec; China halts EV conquest across Europe, while Tesla ...
At the Fortune Most Powerful Women Summit, GM CEO Mary Barra highlighted the competitive pressure from China’s growing EV ...
Chinese automakers revealed new EVs at the Paris Motor Show, highlighting their technological edge over European rivals.
Hyundai is not the only automaker looking for China’s EV tech. Volkswagen expanded its partnership with XPeng with plans to launch the first co-developed EV for China in 2026. Mercedes-Benz is ...
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