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Chery Group has reached a cumulative total of 6 million vehicles exported worldwide, strengthening its position as China’s top passenger-car exporter for 23 straight years.

BYD has launched three new energy vehicles in Egypt through a strategic partnership, marking its formal entry into the North African automobile market amid broader global expansion.

China’s NEV exports reached 302,000 units in January, doubling year-on-year as the country’s automotive industry maintained steady production and export momentum despite seasonal adjustments.

Chinese automaker hits this sales milestone in its first full year of operations in the Vietnamese market.

China’s largest EV maker BYD has officially launched in the Egyptian market with three new energy vehicles, strengthening its footprint across North Africa and the broader Middle East.

XPeng has begun global distribution of its updated 2026 P7+ electric sedan, launching the model in about 36 countries while presenting it at major events like the Brussels Motor Show — a strategic effort to deepen its overseas footprint.

Chinese EV brand Aito has signed a strategic agreement with an Abu Dhabi dealer to expand into the United Arab Emirates, marking its first major overseas retail and after-sales presence in the Middle East.

China has become the first country to outlaw concealed or “hidden” car door handles on vehicles sold domestically, mandating traditional mechanical releases to improve occupant safety after a series of accidents.

Chinese EV brand launches NIO Space in Tashkent in partnership with local distributor.

Chery has reached an agreement to acquire Nissan’s manufacturing assets in South Africa’s Rosslyn plant as part of its strategic global expansion while preserving local jobs.

The Chinese automaker’s new Hungary plant marks a major step in localizing EV manufacturing inside the European Union.

XPeng has officially started selling and supporting its electric vehicles in New Zealand by opening its first two dealerships, with plans for further expansion later in 2026.

Germany has launched a €3 billion electric vehicle subsidy plan open to every automaker — without origin restrictions — signaling a pragmatic shift to boost EV adoption amid industry slowdown.