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NAIROBI: Chinese automotive brand Changan has been launched in the Kenyan market and will be distributed by Inchcape Kenya, a motor dealer.

The Nashik Municipal Corporation (NMC) has decided to fine commercial establishments Rs 2,000 each for not displaying signboards in Marathi. Find out more about this decision and its implications.

Kenyans can now purchase stylish, fuel-efficient and technologically driven cars from Changan Auto, a Chinese automaker.

Will mobility-as-a-service transform the fleet sector? Global consultancy Gartner assesses the impact it – and other transport technologies – will have.

Hozon New Energy Automobile has started assembling vehicles in Thailand at its first overseas factory as it steps up its efforts to tap the Southeast Asian market.

Huawei Technologies will segment its Intelligent Automotive Solution (IAS) business unit to improve innovation and finances.

Although Nio announced a compelling battery-swapping deal with Geely Automobile, NIO stock faces challenges in the matter.

The Chinese automakers will collaborate on battery swap standards, network expansion, and future battery swappable models.

The two companies are already working on their own battery swap networks and are looking to advance the technology

The automotive business unit wants to become the equivalent of Bosch for intelligent electric vehicles