News & Insights Across Asia
China is accelerating its green growth by setting an ambitious target of 45% market share in electric vehicles by 2027, creating significant opportunities for global companies in the sustainable sector.
China is accelerating its shift towards green industries, aiming for a 45% electric vehicle market share by 2027, surpassing previous targets. This opens new opportunities for companies like Eurasian Resources Group.
China is accelerating its shift towards green industries, setting ambitious electric vehicle targets that present significant opportunities for global companies across various sectors.
China’s NEV industry is booming, but software innovation and charging infrastructure expansion are needed to sustain growth, says Miao Wei, vice chairman of the Committee on Economic Affairs.
Chinese electric vehicle makers like Hongqi and BYD are making significant inroads into the UAE market, establishing flagship showrooms in Dubai and appealing to local consumers with innovative EV offerings.
The EU’s plan to impose tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles could hinder industry growth and slow its green transition, experts warn.
Deloitte China’s chief economist, Xu Sitao, describes China’s 8.7% trade growth as “extremely impressive,” highlighting strong performance in electric vehicles and ASEAN trade, while cautioning about European market challenges.
China leads the global green tech transformation with innovative battery developments from companies like CATL, driving advancements in electric vehicles and sustainable technology.
China’s export of electric vehicles, lithium batteries, and solar cells is reshaping its economy and reinforcing its position in global markets, marking a significant shift towards sustainable and high-tech industries.
Mercedes-Benz CEO Ola Källenius addresses the rise of Chinese EV brands, emphasizing that the company takes all competitors seriously amid a global shift toward electric vehicles.
China accelerates economic growth through innovation and automation in its electric vehicle industry, with leading companies enhancing production efficiency and driving sustainable development.
China’s NEV exports surged by 27.1% in January 2024, with 95,000 vehicles shipped overseas, highlighting China’s growing influence in the global electric vehicle market.
Tesla and BYD are leading the global surge in electric vehicle sales in 2023, with experts highlighting the significant contribution of Chinese EV manufacturers like GAC.
China’s NEV exports have surged by 99.1% year-on-year to 995,000 units from January to October 2023, highlighting the nation’s significant advancements in electric vehicle production and innovation.
China has rapidly emerged as a global leader in electric vehicles, transforming its automotive industry while balancing economic growth with environmental priorities. Erik Solheim shares insights on this green revolution.
French Foreign Minister Catherine Colonna’s visit to China aims to improve bilateral relations amid rising trade tensions over electric vehicles and promote cooperation in cultural and scientific fields.
At the 6th China International Import Expo in Shanghai, groundbreaking innovations like electric air taxis and self-driving cars are showcasing the future of mobility, highlighting a greener and smarter transportation era.
EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell’s visit to China comes at a critical time as tensions rise over the EU’s probe into Chinese electric vehicles, signaling potential shifts in trade relations.
EU’s anti-subsidy investigation into electric vehicles from the Chinese mainland sparks criticism over its impact on emissions reduction efforts, with experts calling the move contradictory.
The European Commission has launched an anti-subsidy investigation into electric vehicles imported from the Chinese mainland, citing concerns over unfair state subsidies affecting the European market.