Chery

Aiming at China, Malaysia puts new restrictions on electric cars

The government is hoping to push Chinese companies to assemble and manufacture vehicles in the country

Last year, Chery’s global sales grew almost 7% to 2.8 million vehicles.

China’s Chery looking to expand car production in Europe, top executives say

It prefers to use existing production capacity instead of investing in a new assembly plant

Manufacturers are relying on price cuts to clear inventory as they race to meet ambitious Thai production targets.

China brings EV price war to Thailand, dangling 38% discounts

The steep cuts have fuelled a sales surge of over 20% in October and November

Leapmotor is ramping up a venture with Fiat and Peugeot owner Stellantis, complementing its partner’s lineup with the battery-powered T03 hatchback.

Chinese carmakers retreat from record share of European sales

BYD in particular has rapidly built its sales network, with a focus on the UK

Even in countries that welcome Chinese investment, Geely has preferred partnering with local automakers to jointly operate or upgrade existing facilities.

Chinese carmakers shift to ‘asset-light’ models in overseas expansion

The technology-for-equity deal is designed around deep operational integration

Renault has been pursuing partnerships to bring costs down while tapping into growth markets.

Renault weighs making cars with China’s Chery in South America

The Chinese automaker has experience working with Western companies