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August 31, 2023
ASEAN countries have recognised the potential of electric mobility and its role in the future of the automotive industry. GlobalData explore some notable incentives introduced by key ASEAN nations.
August 30, 2023
Despite its tiny footprint, the Wuling E10 has a cargo capacity of 60 cubic feet
August 29, 2023
Nio (NIO), the Chinese EV automaker, continued its string of lackluster results on Tuesday, reporting earnings and revenue that missed analyst expect
August 27, 2023
VW's decision to partner with the Chinese startup could herald a new era for foreign automakers trying to stay in the picture with new-energy vehicles
August 25, 2023
Despite BEV sales increasing, Indonesia’s BEV sales lag far behind its neighbouring country, Thailand.
August 24, 2023
Plus, GM cut nearly 1,000 jobs in Arizona and the UAW has started picket practice.
August 24, 2023
Stellantis is considering a tie-up with Hangzhou-based Leapmotor, which sells electric models like the C11 SUV and C01 sedan in China.
August 23, 2023
From August 16th to 20th, the 7th China-South Asia Exposition and the 27th China Kunming Import & Export Fair, co-sponsored by the Ministry of Commerce ...
August 22, 2023
Around 1 percent of the electric cars can be seen on the country’s roads and people wants EVs to be 60 percent cheaper Indonesia, which is considered to be Southeast Asia’s biggest car market has once again hosted the International Auto Show (GIIAS) from August 10 until Aug 20, 2023. The purpose is to boost EV manufacturing, production, and sales. The government was under the notion that the show will provide optimistic scenarios to increase EV sales, but people are still gloom-ridden to ado...
August 22, 2023
China’s initiatives targeting the electric vehicle industry over the past 15 years are one of the most successful cases of industrial policy in the country’s recent history. Growing EV exports from China create a dilemma for U.S. policymakers: production in China can benefit consumers and enable the electrification of the transportation sector, but it could undermine domestic job creation and potentially lead to de-industrialization.