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01.05.26 - 16:18
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′Temu Range Rover′: what the bestselling Jaecoo 7 says about China′s electric car ascendancy (The Guardian)
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Loaded with extras and produced at a cut price, the crossover SUV has overtaken rival cars from US, Japanese and Korean firmsThe UK is no stranger to foreign cars. The bestseller lists in recent years have been dominated by the US's Ford Puma, Japan's Nissan Qashqai, Korea's Kia Sportage and occasionally even Tesla's Model Y.But in March the top 10 provided a shock: a Chinese car leapt into the lead. Continue reading......
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01.05.26 - 06:00
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Nissan Drops EV Production Plan in U.S. (Nippon)
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New York, April 30 (Jiji Press)--Japanese automaker Nissan Motor Co. will scrap its plans to produce electric vehicles at its vehicle assembly plant in Canton, Mississippi, company officials said Thursday. The decision apparently reflects sluggish EV sales following the end of U.S. government subsidies for EV purchases. Nissan announced in 2022 that it would invest 500 million dollars to ......
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30.04.26 - 05:06
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Nissan′s restructuring yields operating profit, but net loss persists as sales slump (Digitimes)
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Nissan Motor's three-year Re:Nissan plan is beginning to show results, forecasting operating profit for fiscal 2026 despite falling sales. For international stakeholders, this signals that currency moves, regulatory shifts, and aggressive cost cuts can restore profitability even as restructuring costs and market declines reshape alliance and production strategies worldwide....
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27.04.26 - 14:48
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Nissan Foreseeing 50-B.-Yen Operating Profit for FY 2025 (Nippon)
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Tokyo, April 27 (Jiji Press)--Nissan Motor Co. said Monday that it has revised its consolidated operating balance projection for the fiscal year that ended in March to 50 billion yen in profit from 60 billion yen in loss. The major Japanese automaker, which is rebuilding its operations, said that it was able to cut more costs than it had expected, adding that the yen's depreciation contribut......
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27.04.26 - 11:01
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"The Dynamic Has Shifted": Global Automakers Now Bet Heavily On China For Global Expansion Strategies (ZeroHedge)
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"The Dynamic Has Shifted": Global Automakers Now Bet Heavily On China For Global Expansion Strategies
Foreign automakers are rushing to debut China-developed models at a major auto show, recognizing they can't afford to lose ground in the world's largest car market, according to Nikkei.
After years of declining sales, many legacy brands are shifting to an “in China, for global” strategy—using local innovation not just to regain domestic customers, but to compete abroad.
Companies like Volkswagen and Nissan are leaning heavily on Chinese partnerships to accelerate development and integrate advanced tech.
Volkswagen, for instance, is working with Xpeng and Horizon Robotics to build software-driven vehicles and unveiled several new models at the Beijing auto show. It plans to launch over 20 EVs in China this year and up to 50 by 2030. Still, its sales dropped 14.9% in Q1, and it now expects lower long-term volumes. As one executive put it, “The era of super-returns is over.”...
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