China's Carmakers Split Over Whether Level 3 Autonomy Is a Step or a Detour

China's Carmakers Split Over Whether Level 3 Autonomy Is a Step or a Detour

At the 2026 High-Level Forum on Intelligent Electric Vehicle Development, Level 3 automated driving again became one of the industry's most contested subjects. 

China's Car Exports Jump 57% as Oil Shock Meets a Stronger EV Supply Chain

China's Car Exports Jump 57% as Oil Shock Meets a Stronger EV Supply Chain

 Global car markets entered April under unusual pressure. As conflict in the Middle East entered its seventh week, Brent crude had already moved above $110 a barrel, while West Texas Intermediate closed at $112.41, its highest settlement since June 2022.

China's Car Dealers Are Losing Money as the EV Price War Breaks the 4S Model

China's Car Dealers Are Losing Money as the EV Price War Breaks the 4S Model

China's auto industry still produces strong headline numbers. Production and sales remain large, new-energy penetration keeps rising, and manufacturers continue to publish market-share gains.

China's 70 Launch Events in March Reveal the Anxiety Behind Its Car Boom

China's 70 Launch Events in March Reveal the Anxiety Behind Its Car Boom

China's car market delivered an impressive first-quarter scorecard.

Freelander's China Revival Is a High-Stakes Test of Heritage, Technology and Trust

Freelander's China Revival Is a High-Stakes Test of Heritage, Technology and Trust

For many older car enthusiasts, the Land Rover Freelander is remembered for the small rear quarter window behind the C-pillar, one of the original model's most recognisable design cues.

Mercedes' China Dealer Crisis Shows the Cost of Luxury Expansion Without a Soft Landing

Mercedes' China Dealer Crisis Shows the Cost of Luxury Expansion Without a Soft Landing

Mercedes-Benz entered 2026 expecting to mark 40 years in China. Instead, it is facing one of the sharpest dealer conflicts in the country's luxury-car market. 

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