Linda Lew

Chinese automakers could more than double their overseas full-process manufacturing capacity to beat punitive import tariffs and meet surging demand in emerging markets, according to BloombergNEF.

Tesla Inc.’s Shanghai factory deliveries slipped in October, the unexpected softness coming after a record quarter for China shipments at Elon Musk’s carmaker.

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Der chinesische Mischkonzern Geely befindet sich Kreisen zufolge in fortgeschrittenen Gesprächen, um die Kontrolle über das Bruchsaler Unternehmen Volocopter zu übernehmen. Das Flugtaxi-Startup könnte so vor der drohenden Insolvenz bewahrt werden.

Geely Automobile Holdings Ltd., the centerpiece of billionaire Li Shufu’s car empire, continued to increase revenue and profits in the third quarter as the automaker enjoys a boon from its electric vehicle and hybrids segment.

Zhejiang Geely Holding Group Co. plans to integrate its premium electric vehicle brand Zeekr with its smart car marque Lynk & Co. in a restructuring aimed at eliminating duplication and saving costs, according to people familiar with the matter.

Xiaomi, Zeekr showcase autonomous driving systems at Guangzhou auto show as Tesla readies rollout in China.

Xiaomi, Zeekr showcase autonomous driving systems at Guangzhou auto show as Tesla readies rollout in China.

Chinese electric vehicle-maker Xpeng Inc. reported a narrower-than-estimated third-quarter loss as popular new models improved sales.

Chinese premium electric-car maker Nio Inc. reported revenue that missed estimates and a bigger-than-expected loss as it continues to weather a bruising price war.