Mercedes' China Dealer Revolt Exposes the Strain Behind Legacy Luxury

Mercedes' China Dealer Revolt Exposes the Strain Behind Legacy Luxury

 Mercedes-Benz is facing a public dealer dispute in China that points to a deeper problem than a temporary sales slowdown. 

China's January Car Sales Show a Market Splitting Between Scale Winners and the Rest

China's January Car Sales Show a Market Splitting Between Scale Winners and the Rest

China's car market entered 2026 with a clear message: the gap between stronger and weaker manufacturers is widening.

China's Carmakers Can No Longer Win by Flooding the Market With Models

China's Carmakers Can No Longer Win by Flooding the Market With Models

China's auto market is entering a new phase. The country had 469 million motor vehicles by the end of 2025, including 366 million cars, while the number of licensed drivers exceeded 525 million, according to data cited from the Ministry of Public Security. 

China's Carmakers Face a Cold First Quarter. Discounts Alone Will Not Fix It

China's Carmakers Face a Cold First Quarter. Discounts Alone Will Not Fix It

China's passenger-car market began 2026 with a sharp slowdown.

Germany’s Subsidies, Canada’s Quotas: Has a Golden Window Opened for Chinese Electric Vehicles?

Germany and Canada’s recent policy choices are not merely tactical responses to domestic industrial pressures. They reflect a sober recognition of a rapidly evolving global automotive order. With the “green light” now on, the rules of the game are quietly being rewritten.

A Ford-BYD Battery Deal Would Signal a New Phase in the EV Supply Chain

A Ford-BYD Battery Deal Would Signal a New Phase in the EV Supply Chain

Ford China has responded cautiously to reports that the company is in talks with BYD, saying it holds discussions with different companies across many business areas and does not comment on rumours or unsupported speculation.

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