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GM Fights Back Against BYD Seagull With Updated Wuling Bingo - Vimarsana News

GM Fights Back Against BYD Seagull With Updated Wuling Bingo

A new water-cooled motor allows the Bingo to reach up to 81 mph. That ties the BYD Dolphin's top speed, making the Bingo now fit for highway usage.

EU urged to rectify protectionist practices - Vimarsana News

EU urged to rectify protectionist practices

China, in response to the European Union's decision to impose additional tariffs on Chinese-made battery electric vehicles, will take all necessary actions to safeguard the legitimate rights of Chinese companies, the Ministry of Commerce said on Thursday, which has led analysts to say retaliatory measures are possible.

Hyundai Inster: Budget-priced Casper electric car gets a name - Vimarsana News

Hyundai Inster: Budget-priced Casper electric car gets a name

Hyundai is coming for the Chinese brands with a cheaper city-sized electric car tipped to cost less than $40,000.

Cars that drivers ditch quickest: One very popular EV brand tops the list... - Vimarsana News

Cars that drivers ditch quickest: One very popular EV brand tops the list...

Keepers of one EV brand own them on average for less than two years, while keepers of a particular supercar company ditch them after 24 months.

European carmakers rely on cross-continental partnerships to compete in low-priced EV race - Vimarsana News

European carmakers rely on cross-continental partnerships to compete in low-priced EV race

The competition of EUR20,000 (US$21,750) EV has mobilized the European automotive supply chain. Local automakers tend to collaborate with partners to gain a foothold in the sector. However, partnerships built across continents seem more promising than those formed within Europe.