Market intelligence on China's automotive globalization — EV exports, brand strategies, supply chain shifts and aftermarket opportunities.
Chery unveiled its “Rhino S” all-solid-state battery technology at Exceeds 6,000 cycles (equivalent to 300,000 km vehicle lifespan), Supports 6C ultra-fast charging, adding 500 km of range in 5 minute
BYD will officially launch 1500kW flash charging technology in Europe, alongside its flagship model Denza Z9GT
2025 revenue: RMB 423.7 billion (+17% YoY); net profit: RMB 72.2 billion (+42% YoY); operating cash flow: RMB 133.2 billion ,Lithium battery sales: 661GWh (+39% YoY). Among them
At NVIDIA GTC 2026, NVIDIA announced autonomous driving development partnerships with five automakers—Hyundai, Nissan, Isuzu, and Chinese automakers BYD and Geely.
26 Motornation dealerships will sell Dongfeng's BOX (urban EV), Shine (MPV), Mage (compact SUV), and M3 (van) models, and provide after-sales service
March 19, 2026, Voyah officially listed on the Main Board of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (stock code: 07489.HK), becoming the "First Central SOE Premium NEV Stock"
In 2025, Chinese brands delivered solid results in Indonesia's EV market: BYD and its sub-brand Denza combined sold 54,248 units, capturing 51% of the local pure EV market; SAIC-GM-Wuling sold 16,122
By end-2025, total EVs in Hong Kong reached approximately 149,000 units, representing 16.3% of all vehicles
Imports from China reached 6,661 vehicles, accounting for 44.3% of Vietnam's total CBU imports, surpassing Indonesia (4,141 units) and Thailand (3,015 units). The three markets together supplied 13,81
On March 3, 2026, the first European contract-manufactured Sinotruk SITRAK heavy-duty truck rolled off the assembly line at the Steyr plant in Austria. The vehicle is equipped with a Euro VI emission
By end-2025, BYD operated 28 showrooms and 16 service centers in Korea. 2026 targets: 35 showrooms and 26 service centers.
BYD's plant in Subang, West Java, has completed preparations and is expected to begin operations in Q1 2026. Liu Xueliang, General Manager of BYD's Asia-Pacific Auto Sales Division, stated,