BYD, the world’s best-selling brand of electric vehicles (EVs), more than tripled its November sales across the Eurozone in 2025, year over year, according to the European Automobile Manufacturers Association (ACEA).
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CHINA’S EV EXPORTS WILL RISE BY 50 PERCENT THIS YEAR, ANALYSTS SAY
China will export 3.7 million electric vehicles this year, a better than 50-percent gain over 2025’s total, UBS analysts are forecasting. BYD, the country’s leading privately owned electric vehicle (EV) maker, will be the chief beneficiary, according to the China Passenger Car Association (CPCA).
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U.S. AUTO INDUSTRY’S FLASHERS ARE WARNING THE AMERICAN ECONOMY
Americans are buying fewer cars, tariffs are shrinking automakers’ margins, the shift to electric mobility has stalled, and a company making car loans to subprime borrowers recently collapsed, all indications that a key U.S. industry might be rolling downhill.
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U.S. RETAIL SALES ROSE IN JULY AMID WARNING SIGNS
The dollar value of U.S. retail sales increased by 0.5 percent in July, more than inflation rose, on stronger sales of passenger vehicles and heavy promotions by Amazon and Walmart.
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TESLA SALES CRASH IN SECOND QUARTER
Once the world’s leading maker of electric vehicles (EVs), Tesla delivered 384,000 EVs in this year’s second quarter, compared to 444,000 during the same period in 2024.
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EUROPE MUST DEMAND ACCESS TO CHINA’S BATTERY KNOW-HOW, GROUP SAYS
Europe’s automakers and Chinese battery suppliers are focused on securing adequate battery supplies for electric vehicles (EVs), but that short-term thinking risks weakening the continent’s industrial base further, a new study warns.
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BIDEN HITS CHINA’S CLEAN TECHNOLOGY EXPORTS WITH NEW TARIFFS
The Biden administration has doubled to 50 percent the U.S. tariffs on imported Chinese silicon wafers and polysilicon, both essential in making solar energy panels.
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WHEN THE ECONOMY FALLS, JOBS GO WITH IT
The retail, restaurant, manufacturing, automotive, and tech industries continue to be hit hard as prices increase and demand slows.
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FRENCH AND GERMAN MANUFACTURING SEE SHARP DECLINE IN SEPTEMBER
In September, French and German factory activity contracted more than expected, signaling a bleak end to a year in which the sector already suffered from stiff competition from China, fallout from the Ukraine war, and a global economy still in recovery.
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PRICE OF NEW CARS TOO HIGH EVEN FOR THE AFFLUENT
A growing number of upper-income Americans are dropping out of the new-car market, according to a report by Bloomberg.