Cars
German automakers have reached a 24 percent share of the Chinese auto market in July, gaining 3 percent compared to the end of 2013. The world’s largest car market is a haven for German carmakers, which together sell almost as many cars as all 25 Chinese brands combined.
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- China's Gac Says Its Cars Will Be 30 Percent Cheaper Than Rivals In The U.s.
Guangzhou Automobile Group (GAC) is one of many Chinese carmakers aspiring to sell cars in the United States. In order to achieve that goal, the company’s general manager, Wu Song, says his cars will have to be priced 30 percent cheaper than rivals...
- Mercedes Follows Audi's Lead, Acquires Big Stake In Mv Agusta
What is it with German premium carmakers and Italian motorcycle brands? Some two years after Audi acquired Ducati, Mercedes-Benz said it will buy a 25 percent stake in MV Agusta through its AMG unit. Read more »...
- Toyota Reclaims Title Of World’s Most Valuable Auto Brand From Bmw
Toyota has ranked first among automakers in the BrandZ Top 100 Most Valuable Global Brands study released by market research company Millward Brown. The Japanese carmaker has overtaken last year’s best ranks car manufacturer, BMW. Toyota’s...
- Volkswagen Group Mulls New Low Cost Brand For China
At last week’s Shanghai Auto Show 2011, the Volkswagen Group expanded its China portfolio with the official introduction of the Seat brand to the world’s largest car market. However, the German giant has more plans in store for China as...
- Will China's Byd Bring The F3dm To The U.s. Or Will This Be Just Another Broken Promise?
When it comes to making cars, China is king. We’re talking the world’s largest car market, with over a hundred individual marques. So why is it that there are virtually zero Chinese car manufactures selling cars in the U.S. aka the world’s...
Cars
German Brands Sell Almost as Many Cars in China as All 25 Local Carmakers Combined
German automakers have reached a 24 percent share of the Chinese auto market in July, gaining 3 percent compared to the end of 2013. The world’s largest car market is a haven for German carmakers, which together sell almost as many cars as all 25 Chinese brands combined.
Read more »
- China's Gac Says Its Cars Will Be 30 Percent Cheaper Than Rivals In The U.s.
Guangzhou Automobile Group (GAC) is one of many Chinese carmakers aspiring to sell cars in the United States. In order to achieve that goal, the company’s general manager, Wu Song, says his cars will have to be priced 30 percent cheaper than rivals...
- Mercedes Follows Audi's Lead, Acquires Big Stake In Mv Agusta
What is it with German premium carmakers and Italian motorcycle brands? Some two years after Audi acquired Ducati, Mercedes-Benz said it will buy a 25 percent stake in MV Agusta through its AMG unit. Read more »...
- Toyota Reclaims Title Of World’s Most Valuable Auto Brand From Bmw
Toyota has ranked first among automakers in the BrandZ Top 100 Most Valuable Global Brands study released by market research company Millward Brown. The Japanese carmaker has overtaken last year’s best ranks car manufacturer, BMW. Toyota’s...
- Volkswagen Group Mulls New Low Cost Brand For China
At last week’s Shanghai Auto Show 2011, the Volkswagen Group expanded its China portfolio with the official introduction of the Seat brand to the world’s largest car market. However, the German giant has more plans in store for China as...
- Will China's Byd Bring The F3dm To The U.s. Or Will This Be Just Another Broken Promise?
When it comes to making cars, China is king. We’re talking the world’s largest car market, with over a hundred individual marques. So why is it that there are virtually zero Chinese car manufactures selling cars in the U.S. aka the world’s...