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  The Australian Financial Review reported that Chinese electric vehicles are rapidly occupying the Australian market, and this trend is likely to continue to accelerate.

  Statistics show that 16% of all new cars sold in Australia are made in China

  Recently, it was learned from the official of Great Wall Motor that the Great Wall Motor GWM brand and Haval H6 HEV launch conference was held in Mexico City, the capital of Mexico, which marked the official entry of Great Wall Motor into the Mexican market and began operations.

  According to the website of the Spanish newspaper El Pais, China continues to position itself as a strong competitor in the European market. In August, MG became the first Chinese carmaker to lead monthly sales in Spain, overtaking the usual winners such as Dacia, Toyota and Kia.

  With the range of pure electric vehicles reaching 600km, or even breaking through 1000km, the endurance is no longer the number one pain point for pure electric vehicle consumers. You know, the range of traditional fuel vehicles is generally about 500-700km, and there are few models that can run

  As the hinterland of the global auto industry, Europe has finally ushered in a rebound after several years of downturn. In the first half of 2023, the sales of new cars in 28 European countries reached 6.56 million, an increase of 976,000 units compared to the first half of 2022. A year-on-year

  More than 90 new EV models are expected to hit the U.S. market by 2026, but many companies will struggle to hit profitable sales.

  A number of electric vehicle start-up companies in the United States will announce their second-quarter financial

  China's auto industry does not overtake on curves, but "change lanes and overtake". It has achieved its rise through the new energy vehicle track, and has the hope of surpassing the century-old Western auto industry.

  Some time ago, BYD went to India to build a factory, which triggered extensive discussions in the industry. As early as July 14, BYD submitted a US$1 billion investment proposal to the Indian government to form an electric vehicle joint venture with Megha, an Indian private enterprise infrastructure

  Source: Global Times

  According to Thailand's "Bangkok Post" report on the 16th, Thai Prime Minister's Deputy Spokesperson Ratchada said on the same day that the Chinese electric vehicle industry has shown great interest in investing in Thailand,