Chery joins the ranks of ten Chinese brands in the Slovak market. It offers a hybrid SUV
The Chinese automaker Chery is officially entering the Slovak market with a lineup of hybrid SUVs as the demand for electric vehicles surges.
Chinese flop in tire test. Better not to put these summer tires on Superb
A German automobile club tested 15 summer tires and found Pirelli Cinturato C3 as the top performer, while highlighting poor performance from some cheaper Chinese brands.
The new lineup that wants to dominate the SUV segment.
Chinese brands continue to accelerate their growth in the Mexican market, with Changan renewing four key models to strengthen its presence.
New Chinese vehicle brands arrive in Cuenca
New Chinese vehicle brands Omoda & Jaecoo have established their first sales point in Azuay, Ecuador, reflecting the growing demand for efficient vehicle technologies.
China mall shuffle: as EVs exit, whoโs filling the ground-floor showrooms?
As electric vehicle showrooms close in Chinese malls, new brands like Pop Mart and Lululemon are taking their place, transforming the retail landscape.
Chinese brands flood Poland. There are already over 20 of them and it's easy to get lost in them
Poland has seen a surge in Chinese automotive brands, with over 20 now established in the market, creating a diverse but confusing landscape for consumers.
"We are here to compete": Chinese agricultural machinery brands are gaining ground at Expoagro
Chinese agricultural machinery brands are increasingly visible at Expoagro, marking a shift in the Argentine agricultural market.
South Africa: Chinese Budget Brands Reshape South Africa's Auto Market
Chinese and Indian budget carmakers are increasingly dominating South Africa's automotive landscape as consumers gravitate towards affordable vehicles amidst economic pressures.
Dacia has found its own way in the competition with Chinese brands
Dacia announces a new model called Striker, which will feature a spacious design and competitive pricing in the compact segment.
Renault launches the Koleos SUV to steal customers from Chinese brands; see details
Renault aims to rebrand itself in Brazil by launching the Koleos SUV, targeting customers away from Chinese automakers with a focus on luxury and hybrid technology.
Revolutionary Solid Electrolyte Batteries Are Promised This Year by Two Chinese Brands
Two Chinese brands are expected to unveil revolutionary batteries with solid electrolytes this year.
"I've always had French cars": Facing the onslaught of Chinese vehicles, will motorists maintain their patriotic reflex?
As Chinese electric vehicle brands proliferate in France, many French consumers express a strong attachment to domestic car manufacturers and ponder the longevity of this preference.
Small Homologation, Big Doubts. How Chinese Brands Sell Cars in Poland?
The article discusses the challenges and strategies of Chinese car manufacturers seeking homologation to sell vehicles in the Polish market within the EU regulatory framework.
Crisis in Tierra del Fuego: the air conditioning manufacturer Electra and Fedders has filed for bankruptcy
Aires del Sur, the air conditioning manufacturer based in Tierra del Fuego known for its Electra and Fedders brands, has filed for bankruptcy due to structural financial deterioration and failed negotiations with the Chinese group Chigo.
This is the picture of Europe's economy: Asians are ramping up car production in Eastern Europe
Chinese automotive brands are experiencing significant growth while posing challenges to traditional economic models in Eastern Europe.
Review: Almost Perfect Phone from a Native Company, Competing with Vivo and Oppo
The review highlights Lava's new phone, the Lava Agni 4, as a strong competitor in the budget smartphone market against major Chinese brands.
How a risky punt on an unknown Chinese truck manufacturer paid off in South Africa
A South African entrepreneur's strategic investment in the Chinese truck manufacturer FAW has led to significant success in the South African market, outpacing established Western and Japanese brands.
How the BYD Yuan Pro is Doing and What It Offers, the Best-Selling SUV in Its Segment
The BYD Yuan Pro became the best-selling electric SUV in Argentina, gaining market share amidst the growing popularity of Chinese car brands.
The Prices of Chinese Cars in Argentina in February 2026
The market for imported cars in Argentina has shown significant growth, particularly for Chinese brands, which have increased their market share substantially since early 2025.
LPG Drives Dacia's Sales โ 58% of Cars with Factory Gas Installation in 2025
Dacia strengthens its position in the price-sensitive segment by successfully competing with aggressive Chinese brands, with a significant increase in sales driven by LPG and hybrid models.
Chinese cars lead in Mexico
Chinese automotive brands are making significant inroads into the Mexican market, raising concerns among traditional manufacturers and prompting the Mexican government to impose trade barriers.
MediaMarkt and Saturn: 'We will still have two brands in the future'
The CEO of Ceconomy emphasizes the need for better service from MediaMarkt and Saturn while expressing hope in the new Chinese ownership.
Chinese vacuum maker using Temuโs playbook dreams big with Super Bowl debut
Dreame, a Chinese vacuum maker, aims to establish itself in the US market by debuting a Super Bowl commercial, drawing parallels to Temu's successful advertising strategies.
Chinese sports brands set sights on European expansion at 2026 Winter Olympics
Chinese sports brands, particularly Li Ning, are focusing on expanding their market presence in Europe during the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan and Cortina.
The good economic surprise at the beginning of the year
In January 2026, car sales reached 131,472 units, marking an 8.7% increase from the previous year and the highest historical record for January, despite some Chinese brands not reporting their sales.
Car production in Poland has dropped by half. Chinese brands storm the European market
Car production in Poland has decreased significantly, attributed to a systemic crisis in the automotive industry, as Chinese manufacturers increasingly penetrate the European market.
Chinese Cars Doubled Their Presence in the Croatian Market Last Year: Here Are Those That Attracted Special Attention
In recent years, Chinese car manufacturers have significantly penetrated the European market, with notable growth observed in Croatia where ten brands now operate, half of which entered the market last year.
Chinese brands drive new car sales in Europe
The European passenger car market is entering 2026 boosted by rising demand following a recent increase in dealership activity after a decline in the first three quarters of the year.
Chinese DRAM up to 4 times cheaper... Eye-catching value for money without AS
Consumers are increasingly turning to affordable Chinese DRAM brands due to rising memory semiconductor prices amid the AI investment boom, despite concerns over technology gaps with South Korea.
Graph of the Day: China Has Become a Global Car Exporter in Just a Few Years, Threatening Germany and Slovakia
Chinese car manufacturers have rapidly increased their market share from one-third to two-thirds by pushing out European brands, posing a significant threat to the automotive industries in Germany and Slovakia.
E-Auto Market 2025: China's Rise, Tesla's Decline, and the German Middle
The electric vehicle market in Germany reached a record high in 2025, with a significant 40% increase in new registrations, showcasing emerging Chinese brands and the challenges faced by premium manufacturers like Tesla.
Chinese companies threaten the throne of leading TV giants with their economic devices
Chinese companies like Hisense and TCL are challenging established brands such as Sony, Samsung, and LG by offering better value for price in the television market.
Chinese brands drive the automotive market: they account for more than one in ten sales in Spain
Chinese automobile brands have significantly impacted the Spanish automotive market, accounting for over 10% of sales in 2025, with five leading brands dominating registration figures.
The best-selling cars in Spain with each technology and the reasons that explain it
In 2024, Spain saw a 12.9% increase in car sales, with notable growth attributed to individual purchases, models with plug-in options, and regions like Valencia, even as Chinese brands begin to capture 10% of the market.
Russia's Automobile Industry: No One Wants to Drive a Lada Anymore
China has dominated the Russian automobile market since 2022, leaving domestic manufacturers, like Lada, struggling to compete and resulting in a noticeable shift in consumer preferences towards Chinese brands.
China makes its way and increases its footprint in the Dakar Rally
China is expanding its presence in the Dakar Rally, with Spanish brands Ebro and Santana recently revitalized by Chinese investment.
UK car sales top 2m in 2025 as Chinese brands boom
Car sales in the UK surpassed 2 million in 2025, driven by a significant increase in registrations of Chinese brands.
Did the Chinese score an own goal? By 2026, about fifty car brands will collapse, losses are unprecedented
The Chinese automotive industry is facing a significant wave of consolidation with dozens of car brands potentially vanishing by 2026 due to massive losses exacerbated by fierce price competition and weakening domestic demand.
Chinese brands now represent 10% of the market, but they have not yet reached the Top 10
Chinese automotive brands collectively achieved a 10% market share in Spain last year, selling 104,503 units, though none have yet entered the Top 10 rankings.
Chinese cars become strong, Tesla holds on and Spain dreams of manufacturing small and cheap electric cars
In Spain, 2025 saw over 1.14 million cars registered, with more than 104,200 being from Chinese brands, indicating their growing market share as Spain aspires to produce small and affordable electric vehicles.
China forecast to have sold one in every 10 new cars in UK in 2025
Chinese car brands are expected to represent 10% of new car sales in the UK by 2025, significantly increasing their market presence compared to previous years.
The battery war accelerates the arrival of mobile phones with five days of autonomy
Chinese mobile brands are advancing towards creating smartphones that can last up to five days on a single charge, combining modern features with extended battery life.