China
Buick reveals Business MPV concept in Shanghai
We've seen some amazing concepts from Buick unveiled at the Shanghai Auto Show in previous years, and this year was no different with the release of the Buick Business concept. Unlike the handsome Buick Riviera Concept we saw at Shanghai a couple of years ago that was built in collaboration with...
China to be world's largest auto producer by the end of the year
Despite the global economic downturn, the nation of China is still on track to become the world's largest automaker by this year. Currently, China remains in second place to... March 30, 2009 by Alex Kaufmann
Geely goes for the gusto with throne-equipped GE limo
Building a successful hyper-luxury limousine is a tricky game. While brands like Maybach and Bentley are struggling to find success, Rolls Royce is posting year after banner... March 30, 2009 by Kenneth Hall
New details on SAIC's upcoming MG models
The long-awaited resurrection of MG in the UK finally got underway late last year with the construction of MG TF roadsers at the Longbridge, UK plant. Last September SAIC... March 26, 2009 by Ralph Hanson
Chery gets literal, launches two new sub-brands in China: Riich and Rely
The American car industry as a whole may be under fire for its current situation, but there's always a bright side. Like Arkansans are fond of saying, "thank God for... March 20, 2009 by Nelson Ireson
Report: Chinese government gives Chery Auto approval for Volvo acquisition
Ford is having trouble offloading its failing Volvo subsidiary but the company is determined to sell it and has already started approaching potential buyers in spite of the... March 7, 2009 by Viknesh Vijayenthiran
Daimler wants focus on vehicle interiors, creates new ‘center of excellence’
There’s no award for recognizing that the current quality and design of vehicle interiors for luxury brands like Mercedes Benz and BMW, traditional stalwarts of the... March 6, 2009 by Ralph Hanson
China's carbon emissions jump 80% in just three years
Beijing's efforts to cut its local pollution for the Olympics aside, China has shown little interest in cutting back its output of carbon into the atmosphere. Even with... March 5, 2009 by Alex Kaufmann
Chrysler assets could be sold to Chinese carmaker
There is mounting speculation that ailing Detroit carmaker Chrysler may not be able to survive as a standalone firm. Negotiators in Detroit are working furiously to secure a... February 24, 2009 by Kenneth Hall
Report: Chery considering bid for Volvo
America's car-market troubles are well-known and much belabored of late, but China's automotive industry isn't facing such a dire situation. In January, China's total car... February 13, 2009 by Nelson Ireson
China outpaces U.S. in January cars sales
The phenomenally weak market in the U.S. is setting record lows on a regular basis, and today is no exception: China has surpassed the U.S. in total car sales for the month... February 4, 2009 by Nelson Ireson
BYD confirms 2011 U.S. launch for electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles
Chinese manufacturer BYD is planning to have vehicles on sale in the U.S. within two years, with similar ambitions for the European market. The company took a step closer to... January 13, 2009 by Jeremy Weber
BYD to present world’s first mass-produced plug-in hybrid vehicle in Detroit
Chinese manufacturer BYD is planning to have plug-in hybrid vehicles on sale in the U.S. within two years, with similar ambitions for the European market. The company took a... January 9, 2009 by Jeremy Weber
Daimler on verge of settling Smart ForTwo clone car suit in Europe
For more than a year now, Mercedes' parent company Daimler has pursued a copyright infringement case against Chinese carmaker Shuanghuan for its Bubble, a blatant knock-off... January 5, 2009 by Nelson Ireson
BYD plug-in hybrids delayed in non-Chinese markets until 2011
Chinese carmaker BYD has pushed back the expected release date for its plug-in hybrid vehicles destined for non-Chinese markets. The company’s chairman, Wang Chuanfu... December 25, 2008 by Jeremy Weber
WTO denies China's appeal on car part tariffs ruling
The World Trade Organization (WTO) has confirmed a ruling against China’s import tariffs on car parts in response to complaints from the U.S., Europe and Canada. By... December 16, 2008 by Viknesh Vijayenthiran
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