Cars
China is the world’s largest car market: last year alone, more than 18 million vehicles were sold there, of which 13.76 million were passenger cars. Furthermore, analysts McKinsey & Company predict that it will grow tenfold between 2005 and 2030.
- Volkswagen Group Sets Founding Stone To New Transmission Plant In China
China, apart from being the world’s number one automotive market, is also the largest market for the Volkswagen Group, which sold 2.26 million units last year, and has recorded a 17.1 percent increase in deliveries during the first seven months...
- Ford To Invest $4.9 Billion To Revamp Its Chinese Operations, Lincoln Not Part Of The Plan For Now
Being the number two automotive group in the US, and the fifth largest worldwide behind Hyundai, is no mean feat for Ford. Having an almost non-existent 2 percent share in the world’s largest car market, however, is. Last year’s Thai floods...
- China May Overtake Germany As World’s Number 2 Luxury Car Market This Year
Despite being the world’s biggest car market, China ranks third in the luxury segment, trailing both the U.S. and Germany. Analysts, however, predict that this is about to change soon; in fact, it could even happen at the end of 2011. According...
- Gm Sells More Than 2 Million Vehicles In China For 2nd Year In A Row
General Motors has been the market leader in China for the past six years, selling cars under the Baojung, Buick, Cadillac, Chevrolet, Jiefang, Opel and Wuling brands. On October 17, the Detroit maker it announced that it sold more than 2 million vehicles...
- China: Cars Sales And Production Rise +20% In First Half Of 2007
According to the data released by the China Association of Automobile Manufacturers (CAAM), car sales and production both grew more than 20% in the first half of the year. In particular, vehicle production reached 4.46 million units, up by 22.36 percent...
Cars
Chrysler Seeks Fiat Synergies to Produce Cars in China
China is the world’s largest car market: last year alone, more than 18 million vehicles were sold there, of which 13.76 million were passenger cars. Furthermore, analysts McKinsey & Company predict that it will grow tenfold between 2005 and 2030.
Do you want to know Chrysler’s share in this massive car market? A measly 31,000 in 2010 and a projection for just 40,000 in 2011. Therefore, it is only natural that the American carmaker is looking for ways to increase its share in this rapidly expanding market.
Read more »- Volkswagen Group Sets Founding Stone To New Transmission Plant In China
China, apart from being the world’s number one automotive market, is also the largest market for the Volkswagen Group, which sold 2.26 million units last year, and has recorded a 17.1 percent increase in deliveries during the first seven months...
- Ford To Invest $4.9 Billion To Revamp Its Chinese Operations, Lincoln Not Part Of The Plan For Now
Being the number two automotive group in the US, and the fifth largest worldwide behind Hyundai, is no mean feat for Ford. Having an almost non-existent 2 percent share in the world’s largest car market, however, is. Last year’s Thai floods...
- China May Overtake Germany As World’s Number 2 Luxury Car Market This Year
Despite being the world’s biggest car market, China ranks third in the luxury segment, trailing both the U.S. and Germany. Analysts, however, predict that this is about to change soon; in fact, it could even happen at the end of 2011. According...
- Gm Sells More Than 2 Million Vehicles In China For 2nd Year In A Row
General Motors has been the market leader in China for the past six years, selling cars under the Baojung, Buick, Cadillac, Chevrolet, Jiefang, Opel and Wuling brands. On October 17, the Detroit maker it announced that it sold more than 2 million vehicles...
- China: Cars Sales And Production Rise +20% In First Half Of 2007
According to the data released by the China Association of Automobile Manufacturers (CAAM), car sales and production both grew more than 20% in the first half of the year. In particular, vehicle production reached 4.46 million units, up by 22.36 percent...