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#ChinaCar #New Energy #Electric Vehicles If you want to buy a Chinese car and don’t know much about Chinese cars, then this video is for you to watch. Twenty years ago, China exported only 20,000 complete vehicles. Twenty years later, this figure has exceeded 2 million. China’s annual export volume… Continue Reading BYD? Geely? XPENG? The best Chinese car to buy in each price range

#ChinaCars #New Energy #Electric Vehicles On July 22, Volkswagen suddenly fired Diess, the current CEO, which shook the auto industry. To be honest, it is very strange that Volkswagen fired Diess, because Diess has always been a staunch proponent of Volkswagen’s electrification transformation. His departure signals that Volkswagen’s electrification is… Continue Reading The electrification of German and Japanese cars is blocked, Can Chinese cars replace them?

#China’s auto #New Energy #Electric Vehicles In the first half of 2022, China’s auto exports surged to 1,218,137 units, a year-on-year increase of 47.12%. Among them, new energy vehicles exported a total of 202,000 units, a year-on-year increase of 1.3 times, accounting for 16.6% of total auto exports. This figure… Continue Reading Car exports are soaring! Why do people still look down on Chinese cars?

What are the current problems of China’s new energy vehicles that need to be solved? How long can it maintain its leading position? Hi! Welcome to Auto Age. Before we started today’s video, please subscribe to the channel and turn on the notification bell. OK, let’s get started! source

#ChinaAuto #NewEnergy #ElectricVehicles With the stalemate in Russia and Ukraine, the current economic situation in Russia is not going well, which is also directly reflected in their car sales. According to data, in July 2022, sales of passenger cars and light commercial vehicles in Russia fell by an astonishing 74.9%… Continue Reading Despite the continued downturn in the Russian car market, Chinese car sales have grown strongly

#ChineseCar #NewEnergy #ElectricVehicles “Your car doesn’t look high-end. It’s domestically produced. You should save more money to buy a Passat.” Ten years ago, a Chinese car owner had this conversation with another Chinese car owner. Indeed, Chinese-made cars have been discriminated against at home and abroad for quite a long… Continue Reading How did Chinese cars tear off the “cheap” label step by step?

Autoline provides daily global automotive news. Top auto executive interviews. Automotive insight & analysis. EV, AV & ICE technology, car sales & financial earnings, new car reviews. SUPPORT AUTOLINE: https://bit.ly/2RivItZ GUEST: Jeff Schuster, LMC Automotive TOPIC: What effects did the supply chain, chip shortage, lockdowns, etc. have on auto sales?… Continue Reading Tight New Car Inventory, Soaring Tesla & Cheap Chinese Cars – Autoline After Hours 588

#Musk #NewEnergy #ElectricVehicles Whenever someone praises Chinese-made cars for getting better and better, there will always be a voice saying that overseas markets are the real touchstone, and whether Chinese-made cars are excellent, you will know if you try them in overseas markets. In fact, this statement is not unreasonable.… Continue Reading China's auto export sales surge! But it's Tesla that gets the credit?

China’s auto sales surged 29.7% in July from a year earlier to 2.42 million units, extending a recovery that began in June with the help of eased COVID curbs and government incentives. #China #AutoSales #BusinessNews About Channel: WION The World is One News, examines global issues with in-depth analysis. We… Continue Reading China's auto sales extend recovery, surged 29.7% in July | Business News | WION

#Chinaself-owned #New Energy #Electric Vehicles As we all know, Chinese self-owned brands are often regarded as low-end and cheap when they are exported overseas. The reason for this situation is not entirely because China’s brands are underestimated, because whether it is exported in the form of an agreement between countries… Continue Reading Low-end and cheap? The overseas image of Chinese cars is being corrected!