The Associated Press, February 5, 2016 In this Feb. 2, 2016 photo, real estate agent Chen Xiao, top center in white, poses with passengers from left top, He Shaolei, Han Ajuan, Han's son Miao Ruijing, Zhang Tao and Li Jin before they start their journey back...
The New York Times, January 21, 2016 SHANGHAI — General Motors Co. opened a Cadillac factory in China on Thursday to target the country's growing but crowded luxury car market. The 8 billion yuan ($1.2 billion) factory operated with its main Chinese partner, Shanghai Automotive Industries Corp.,...
The Financial Times, January 6, 2016 Beijing plans to shake up the domestic car market by relaxing restrictions on dealers so they can sell vehicles from multiple makers. China’s Ministry of Commerce, which oversees car sales, has published for public comment rules that would bar manufacturers from...
The Financial Times, January 6, 2016 Qoros CEO Phil Murtaugh is stepping down Struggling Sino-Israeli car start-up Qoros has shaken up its management for the second time in a year as it seeks to jump-start sales and chart a new course in the fast-moving and technology-driven automotive...
Bloomberg News, December 16, 2015 China to be `epicenter of electrification,' analyst says BYD, Zotye among biggest sellers of electric cars in China China has found electric cars a tough sell even after lavishing consumers with subsidies and privileges. After almost certainly failing to meet a target to...
The Financial Times, November 11, 2015 Patti Waldmeir in Shanghai Beijing’s stimulus plan for the Chinese car market helped October motor vehicle sales to grow at their fastest pace in 10 months, driven by a tax cut on small cars. Chinese car buyers have been holding back on...
Beijing, China, October 28, 2015 Audio Interview: Bill Russo of Gao Feng Advisory Company talks about how convenience-centric mobile users are buying fewer cars Click here to access the AmCham site with a link to the full audio interview Cars are the ultimate mobile device. And changes in mobile...
Nikkei Asian Review, October 1, 2015 The U.S. limits nitrogen oxide emissions to half the amount allowed in Japan and Europe. © Reuters Click here to view the article at Nikkei Asian Review SHANGHAI/BEIJING -- On the face of it, Volkswagen's diesel scandal should have little impact in China,...
Bloomberg News, September 22, 2015 Click here to read this article at bloomberg.com The fallout from Volkswagen AG’s admission that it had cheated on emission tests in the U.S. is spreading to Asia, as South Korea said it will check whether the German automaker complied with its...
The Financial Times, August 30, 2015 Click here to read this article at FT.com by Andy Sharman, Motor Industry Correspondent China’s stock market crash this week brought a jolting end to an uncomfortable summer for most of the world’s carmakers, who in past years had enjoyed a smooth ride in the...
