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ACCORDING to the China Association of Automobile Manufacturers, vehicle sales this year is expected to grow by 15 percent to hit 10 million units. In the first five months, over 4.3 million vehicles ...
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SHANGHAI -- In 2007, passenger vehicles sales in China surged 21 percent from 2006. We are now about half way through 2008. Can we expect to see the same strong growth this year? The answer is ...
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Chery Automobile Co has been in the headlines since the end of last year when it entered into agreements with Quantum LLC, Daimler Chrysler and Fiat.The now-familiar brand has long been a pioneer, ...
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It seems like a forgone conclusion -- on its way to becoming the largest exporter in the world, making everything from high-end electronics to toothpaste, it's just a matter of time before the might ...
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BMW's fight to protect its X5 SUV from being cloned and sold at retail by Chinese manufacturer Shuanghuan has taken a strong step forward. A decision in Munich regional court on June 28 banned the ...
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CHINA'S first car model owned by a joint venture hit the market on June 25, marking a major step by joint ventures toward increasing their competitiveness in the world's second-largest ...
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SHANGHAI -- Last weekend when I was walking on the street near my home in Shanghai, I was surprised to see three Nissan Tiida whizzing past within about 10 seconds.Thanks to strong hatchback buying ...
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Shanghai, June 24 (Gasgoo.com) China's auto market is calm when the global market of new-energy vehicles is heating up. The Toyota hybrid car Prius, which has been popular worldwide, has sold less ...
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Wang Bin, a 39-year-old Shanghai doctor, plans to buy a bigger car to replace his 4-year-old Volkswagen Santana. But after last week's hike in Chinese gasoline prices, he'll go for a fuel-efficient ...
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When General Motors announced this month that it might sell Hummer, the brand of military-style sport utility vehicle whose sales have plummeted in the west, it seemed that soaring oil prices were ...
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SHANGHAI -- Corporate marriages are difficult, even under ideal circumstances. But they are particularly difficult for foreign automakers with large state-owned automakers in China.Take Volkswagen ...
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SHANGHAI -- By doling out huge subsidies to state-owned oil refineries, the Chinese government has long kept prices of gasoline and diesel fuel artificially low. What's more, for fear of stoking ...
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