Two Chinese Auto Giants, Two Different War Plans: Why Chery and Geely’s Restructuring Strategies Diverge
A seismic shift is underway in China’s auto industry. Two of its largest players, Chery and Geely, have both announced massive organizational…
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Volvo’s ‘Safe’ Bet on EVs Looks Suddenly Risky. Did They Misread the Market?
Volvo’s ‘Safe’ Bet on EVs Looks Suddenly Risky. Did They Misread the Market?
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While You Were Sleeping, China’s Roads Were Taken Over by Robots
Level 4 autonomous trucks are no longer a test in China. They are a reality, and they’re rewriting the rules of global logistics.
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This EV Company Lost $25 Billion. Why Won’t China Let It Die?
Its financials scream bankruptcy, but Beijing keeps writing checks. There’s a hidden strategy here that the West isn’t seeing.
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Changan’s New Name ‘Chenzhi’: The Real Reason It’s Betting Everything on the Huawei Alliance
Changan’s New Name ‘Chenzhi’: The Real Reason It’s Betting Everything on the Huawei Alliance
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Do You Know Why Your Volvo Is Still Swedish? – Geely’s Ingenious ‘Invisible Hand’ Strategy
“You’ve Already Driven a Chinese Car. You Just Don’t Know It.” – Geely’s ‘Trojan Horse’ Strategy
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The “Obsolete” Battery That Conquered the World: BYD’s Chillingly Smart Secret
The “Obsolete” Battery That Conquered the World: BYD’s Chillingly Smart Secret
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“But Tesla Exists…” So Why Are Europeans Suddenly Buying a Chinese EV?
Blog Post 1 Of 5: The Inciting Incident Let’s be honest. If two cars have a similar price and similar features, but…
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Volkswagen’s Shocking 48% Sales Jump in China: A Comeback, or a Fire Sale?
Volkswagen’s sales surged 48% in China, but this isn’t a comeback—it’s a desperate fire sale of gasoline cars. We break down the brutal strategy behind these insane prices, and explain why you’ll never see a $15,000 Tiguan at your local dealership in the US or Europe.
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China’s EV Report Card: June Sales Data Reveals New Winners and Losers
A shocking power shift in China’s brutal EV war. June’s sales data reveals the former king, Li Auto, has been dethroned, while Leapmotor surges to #1. We break down the numbers behind the rise of Huawei-backed AITO, Xiaomi’s production nightmare, and NIO’s struggle for profitability.