Mercedes' EQ Complaints Show How Hard Luxury EV Transitions Can Be

Mercedes' EQ Complaints Show How Hard Luxury EV Transitions Can Be

 China's March 15 consumer-rights season often strips away brand gloss. For Mercedes-Benz, the pressure is especially sensitive.

SAIC-GM's Renewal Signals a New Balance in China's Joint-Venture Era

SAIC-GM's Renewal Signals a New Balance in China's Joint-Venture Era

With the current SAIC-GM joint-venture agreement moving toward its June 2027 expiry, uncertainty over renewal has hung over one of China's most important auto partnerships. 

Oil Shock in the Middle East Could Rebalance China's Petrol-EV Debate

Oil Shock in the Middle East Could Rebalance China's Petrol-EV Debate

At the end of February, conflict in the Middle East escalated sharply, with the Strait of Hormuz reportedly closed to commercial shipping. 

China's Weak February Car Sales Point to a Faster Industry Shake-Out

China's Weak February Car Sales Point to a Faster Industry Shake-Out

After Chinese automakers released February sales, the market mood turned cautious. Many sales reports showed month-on-month declines. 

Mapless Driving Is Bringing China Closer to Level 3 Automation, But It Is Not the Finish Line

Mapless Driving Is Bringing China Closer to Level 3 Automation, But It Is Not the Finish Line

 Mapless assisted driving has become one of the most repeated phrases in China's auto industry.  

Germany's Carmakers Need China Again. This Time They Are Chasing Speed, Software and Relevance

Germany's Carmakers Need China Again. This Time They Are Chasing Speed, Software and Relevance

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz's visit to China was described by German media as unusually well prepared and as one of the most high-profile business delegations since the Merkel era.

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