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1 day ago |
scmp.com | Daniel Ren |Yujie Xue
At least 15 companies did not show up at this year’s Shanghai Auto Show, adding to evidence that cutthroat competition and rapid consumer movement toward electric vehicles (EVs) are edging more players out of the world’s largest car market. International marques including Hyundai and Lamborghini as well as Chinese EV start-ups Hozon Auto and Jiyue did not participate in the world’s largest auto event, which started on Wednesday.
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1 day ago |
scmp.com | Yujie Xue |Daniel Ren
Tesla’s third-straight absence from China’s largest auto show has given its domestic competitors an opportunity to stand out, with emerging players and innovative technologies set to further intensify the already cutthroat competition in the world’s largest electric vehicle (EV) market.
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5 days ago |
thestar.com.my | Yujie Xue |Daniel Ren
Chinese carmakers are facing a dilemma as their plans to build overseas production facilities to overcome tariff blows in the US and European markets are being held back by authorities in Beijing for security and geopolitical reasons.
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1 week ago |
scmp.com | Daniel Ren
China has stepped in to police street tests of driver-assistance systems, as well as marketing claims about such technologies, after a fatal accident involving a Xiaomi electric vehicle (EV) killed three people last month.
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1 week ago |
scmp.com | Yujie Xue |Daniel Ren
Chinese carmakers are facing a dilemma as their plans to build overseas production facilities to overcome tariff blows in the US and European markets are being held back by authorities in Beijing for security and geopolitical reasons.
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