Chinese automakers are already beating their Western rivals when it comes to winning over the country’s middle-class drivers. Now they’re coming for rich customers. https://t.co/eyTddgFWjT ...

US carmakers have mounted a furious, last-minute lobbying blitz over the Trump administration’s potential tariffs on medium- and heavy-duty trucks, in a fight pitting Detroit’s legacy automakers against each other.] https://t.co/1AuGfjJlHl ...

Chinese carmakers grabbed a record 9.8% of Europe’s hybrid-vehicle sales in August, making further strides in a segment that’s gaining importance among car buyers and manufacturers https://t.co/huk6mqS8gx ...

Japanese carmakers have been losing market share in China for years as they struggle to roll out the kinds of affordable, technology-centric electric models popular with local drivers. Toyota Motor is trying to flip the script. https://t.co/Byi4BL1w37 ...

China’s requirement that automakers get permits to export electric vehicles could help fend off accusations that the country is flooding the global market with cheap cars, according to analysts https://t.co/ATqFEcSKFl ...

Regulatory Changes - China's automakers will need permits to export electric vehicles starting next year [1] - Officials are tightening their management of the world's biggest car market [1]

Market Trends - Chinese automakers are rapidly expanding into the European market with fast production, affordable EVs, and large export volumes [1] - Legacy automakers like VW & BMW are facing challenges [1] Competitive Analysis - Tesla's software-first, AI-driven approach positions it as the only Western automaker capable of competing with China [1] Strategic Implications - The automotive industry is experiencing increased competition, raising questions about the future of European automakers [1]

Market Competition - The report highlights brutal competition in the Chinese automotive market [1] - Chinese automakers are expanding into the European market [1] - BYD and other Chinese companies will eventually find ways to enter the U S market [1]

Financial Performance - Hyundai raised its revenue forecast for 2025 [1] - Hyundai pared profit expectations [1] Strategic Investment - Hyundai accelerates investment in the US [1] - The investment aims to mitigate tariff costs [1]

Chinese carmakers’ ebullience in Europe contrasts sharply with troubles at home, where a long-running price war, caused by overcapacity, is raging https://t.co/F5tc0ar2ZxPhoto: Getty Images https://t.co/p3p7Zv1xx0 ...