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Spain Becomes China’s Gateway to Europe After Ford Sells Stake in Almussafes

Local assembly and battery plants let Chinese automakers avoid EU electric-vehicle tariffs, signaling a structural shift in Europe’s car industry.

Bill Ford Says U.S. Automakers Must Prepare to Compete With Chinese EVs

Chinese Automakers Rush to Canada to Build a Foothold for Possible U.S. Sales

Electric Cars Reach One in Five New EU Registrations as Chinese Brands Gain Ground

VW Extends Lifeline to Harz Suppliers as Saxony Pitches China JV for Zwickau

Congress Moves to Codify China-Linked Car Ban as Trump Heads to Xi Summit

Geely Reportedly Near Deal for Part of Ford’s Valencia Plant to Build EU EVs

Chinese Cars Bought in Mexico Are Reaching U.S. Roads Through a Legal Loophole

SAIC Picks Spain for First MG Plant in Europe as Talks Continue

Chery Plans Small Cars for Europe, Starts Work on New Platform

Ford CEO Urges U.S. Ban on Chinese Car Sales, Citing Threat to Manufacturing

GAC Starts Aion UT Production in Austria as Australia Launch Ramps Up

Ford’s Farley Pitches China-Style JVs to Trump Team for Chinese Carmakers’ U.S. Entry

EU Approves First Tariff Exemption for VW’s China‑Built Cupra Tavascan Under Price Pledge

China Reexports Keep Western Car Brands Flowing Into Russia in 2025 Despite Sanctions

BYD Sues U.S. Over Trump’s IEEPA Tariffs, Seeking to Void Orders and Recover Duties

Germany Says Automakers Are Weighing Canada Investments as Ottawa Leverages Submarine Bid

China’s Envoy Touts Canada EV Deal as Chery Starts Hiring, Boycott Calls Grow

Chery’s Jaecoo 7 SHS Launches in Germany at €36,900

EU Opens Review of Volkswagen Plan to Replace China EV Tariff With Minimum Price and Quota