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General Motors will produce 15 new or refreshed vehicles in the Chinese market this year, according to Reuters.
Read More →Jason Luo, Ford China's chairman and CEO, has stepped down from his position with the automaker citing personal reasons
Read More →Groupe Renault is partnering with Brilliance China Automotive to manufacture and sell light commercial vehicles, and will operate under the name Renault-Brilliance-Jinbei Automotive Co. Ltd.
Read More →A $3.3 billion deal will give China's Geely Holding, which already owns the Volvo Automobile Group, an 8.2% stake in Volvo Trucks.
Read More →Westport Fuel Systems will provide its high pressure direct injection technology, designed to enable heavy-duty trucks to operate on natural gas, to the Chinese market.
Read More →Chinese Automaker Nio launched the Nio ES8, a battery-electric SUV more affordable than the Tesla Model X in a country that plans to end the sale of fossil-fuel powered vehicles.
Read More →Global Cadillac sales rose 18.5% year-to-date in November 2017 lead by sales in China, maintaining an 18-month run of consecutive growth.
Read More →Ford and Alibaba Group established a joint effort to identify ways to redefine consumer retail experiences and explore solutions for sustainable mobility in China and around the world.
Read More →In partnership with EVCARD electric carsharing company, the BMW Group launched its carsharing service in Chengdu, China.
Read More →Among the new vehicles, eight are expected to be all-new SUVs, while the Zotye-Ford joint venture is expecting to launch a new range of affordable electric vehicles under a new brand.
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