Articles for tag China

cenews – November 27, 2024. The joint venture with SAIC was extended by ten years at an early stage. By 2030, 18 new VW and Audi models are to be launched on the market, 15 of which will be exclusive.

cenews – October 7, 2024. With only four votes against, including Germany, the EU has spoken out in favor of countermeasures to curb low-priced imports. There is another way.

cenews – August 13, 2024. Many manufacturers only sell their cars in homeopathic doses because there is a lack of advertising. BYD is making a name for itself with the Olympics, MG already has one.

cenews – July 4, 2024. After no agreement was reached, the European Union asked the manufacturers to pay. Initially for four months. The rates vary depending on the brand.

cenews – July 3, 2024. Anti-subsidy tariffs harm European consumers and companies are not in the interests of the EU. German exports would be severely affected.

cenews – June 12, 2024. Imports benefited from "unfair subsidies", BYD, Geely and SAIC affected by different percentages, maximum rate 38.1 percent, final decision by July 4.

cenews – May 1, 2024. Customers' tastes have changed. Former designers from VW and Audi are now setting the trend in China - globally.

cenews – February 22, 2024. The huge overcapacities in China are to end up on the local continent. The factories' export quota is to be boosted by their own fleet of transport ships.

cenews – November 6, 2023. In this interview, the CEO of the world's third-largest automotive supplier talks about electromobility, technological openness and the Chinese car manufacturers' offensive.

cenews – October 4, 2023. The Phantom X scooter was adapted to the requirements of the market. Further country-specific models of the insolvent group of companies are to follow.

cenews – September 18, 2023. Spanish scenario for next EU summit: dependence on China comparable to that of Russia before the attack on Ukraine for energy.

cenews – September 13, 2023. EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announces investigations into market-distorting subsidies during her State of the Union address.