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Stellantis: Bringing Leapmotor Production to Europe

In response to the European Union's imposition of tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles, Stellantis CEO Tang Weishi revealed that the Leapmotor car will transfer some production to Europe, which needs to reduce costs and maintain competitiveness in the European market under tariff barriers.

Going Global | If you can't beat them, join them? The EU recognizes China's leadership and seeks reverse joint ventures?

"Going to sea | European Union finally failed to evolve. As the European Union follows the pace of the United States and increases tariffs on Chinese trams, China's new energy automobile industry has been actively seeking solutions in recent days. However, the recent reports from foreign media POLIT......

Timber used to pay for the car, and there's no great profit: The heart-wrenching story behind exporting cars to Russia and Central Asia.

In 2023, China's automobile exports 4.91 million vehicles, becoming the world's largest exporter for the first time. Among them, new energy vehicles are exported by 1.203 million. The era of great navigation has begun, hiding strange and arduous stories of struggle. This series of articles mainly re......

The car is 5 meters long and the wheelbase is over 3 meters! Another dad's new car is listed $27,564-level ideal replacement?

On the evening of June 14, Dongfeng Motor officially announced the official launch of Dongfeng Yipai eπ 008. This car has been warming up since the beginning of this year. After many public appearances and highlights, this new car finally ushered in its official release today.

38.1%! The European Union has decided to walk away from the table

On June 12, the European Union Commission issued a preliminary ruling on the anti-subsidy investigation of electric vehicles in China, proposing to impose temporary countervailing duties on electric vehicles imported from China.

Chinese automakers launch a full-scale counterattack! Two Japanese automakers withdraw from the Thai market

Two well-known Japanese carmakers, Suzuki and Subaru, recently announced that they would shut down their production plants completely, a decision that has attracted widespread attention in the industry and the market.

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