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SYDNEY/GUANGZHOU/BANGKOK -- More Chinese electric vehicle makers are heading into Southeast Asia, hoping to emulate predecessor BYD's success, but the

Chinese telecommunications and smartphone giant Huawei is doubling down on selling its tech in the competitive electric car market.

Huawei Technologies new smart car software and components firm is set for a valuation of up to 250 billion yuan after it sells stakes to investors including Changan Auto, three...

Venucia, a collaboration between Dongfeng and Nissan, recently unveiled their USD $137,000 hydrogen fuel cell car, which is an emission-free

Chinese automakers Nio and Zhejiang Geely Holding Group said on Wednesday they had signed a strategic partnership agreement on battery swapping that would see them work together on...

The Chinese company said on Sunday it will spin off its four-year-old Intelligent Automotive Solution (IAS) business unit - which aimed to become the equivalent of German automotive supplier Bosch of the intelligent electric vehicle (EV) era - into a new company which will receive the units core technologies and resources.

Chinese telecommunications and smartphone giant Huawei is doubling down on selling its tech in the competitive electric car market.

The deal makes Geely, whose brands range from Volvo to Zeekr, the second automaker to sign a battery swapping partnership with Chinese electric vehicle maker Nio. Nio, which has been looking to lower costs, announced a tie-up with Changan Automobile last week.

Huawei: Changan Auto and its ultimate parent, state-owned China Ordnance Equipment Group - also known as China South Industries Group - are considering acquiring about 35% and 5% respectively of the new firm, which could be valued at 200 billion to 250 billion yuan, two of the people said.

GUANGZHOU, CHINA — Another car brand which caught our attention at the Guangzhou International Automobile Exhibition, was NIO. Currently, there are eight models in its lineup, and that is quite an impressive feat, given that they only began producing cars as recently as 2016. More recently, they listed on Singapore Exchange (SGX), which made them the first Chinese automaker to...