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Chinese automaker Chery Automobile reported a surge in September sales, momentarily overtaking rival Geely Auto in the race for the nation's second-largest car manufacturer by monthly volume. Chery sold 280,469 vehicles in September, a 14.7% year-over-year increase, placing it approximately 7,000 units

According to a comprehensive range test conducted by automotive publication Jiashiipai, Xiaomi YU7 electric SUV demonstrated exceptional highway endurance capabilities, positioning itself as a leading performer in the 250,000-300,000 yuan (US$34,300-41,200) new energy SUV segment. The test focused on the 2025 YU7 Ultra

BYD announced its September sales figures, with total vehicle deliveries reaching 396,270 units. The company's passenger vehicle segment sold 393,060 units, including 70,851 vehicles exported to overseas markets. For the first nine months of 2025, the Shenzhen-based automaker has maintained strong growth, with cumulative

Spain's recovering automotive market is witnessing a profound shift as a surge in sales for Chinese brands reshapes the competitive landscape. While legacy automakers still dominate, the rapid ascent of players like BYD and MG signals a new era of intensified competition, particularly as the country’s adoption

Chinese electric vehicle startups posted record-breaking deliveries in September, as a traditional peak sales season and a flurry of new models underscored intensifying competition in the world's largest auto market. A broad-based surge saw multiple carmakers, including Leapmotor, XPeng, NIO, and Li Auto, set new monthly

DeepRoute.AI reached a milestone in September 2025, with monthly deliveries of vehicles equipped with its autonomous driving technology surpassing 30,000 units for the first time. This represents significant growth from June, when the company first broke the 10,000-unit monthly delivery threshold. The artificial intelligence company has

Geely Automobile premium electric vehicle brand, Zeekr, has launched a flagship SUV aimed squarely at disrupting the lucrative high-end market dominated by established players like Porsche and Land Rover. The Zeekr 9X, a large hybrid sport utility vehicle packed with advanced technology, is priced aggressively to challenge Western incumbents

Li Auto Inc.’s new i6 electric SUV secured tens of thousands of orders within hours of its launch, but the initial sales success was met with a stock sell-off as investors focused on the high cost of its aggressive pricing strategy and a challenging pivot into the crowded

Mercedes-Benz AG is taking a stake in Qianli Technology, a Chinese autonomous driving startup with ties to Zhejiang Geely, in a strategic push to accelerate its intelligent vehicle development in the world’s most competitive auto market. The investment marks a significant step in the German luxury automaker'

Li Auto Inc. has launched its new i6 pure electric sedan with aggressive introductory pricing and rapid-charging technology, intensifying the competition in China's crowded electric vehicle market. The Beijing-based automaker unveiled the i6 on September 26, pricing its single-configuration model at RMB 249,800. However,