China has succeeded in the global mass market and is using the Beijing Auto Show to move upmarket. It is also pushing driver-assistance systems into low-cost vehicles.
Tesla gets all the self-driving headlines, but Chinese XPENG rolled out its version, called VLA 2.0, in March 2026. Can its success in China be repeated globally?
EV’s must reach 80% of the U.K. new car market by 2030. This quota is unsettling the market as Chinese rivals advance. There will be casualties, unlikely to be Chinese.
Unfortunately it’s costing motorists more money than ever in repairs to keep their rides running.
Volvo has redefined its cars with software-driven innovation, boosting safety, charging speed and AI features as it leads the shift to a software-defined vehicle future.
Chinese electric vehicles continue building market share in Europe and some analysts predict a shake-out for the locals, but a fightback has already started.
One electric SUV is slapping up to $22,250 cash on the hood from multiple offers this month to help move the metal.
I put Rivian’s latest AI update, Universal Hands-Free / Autonomy+, to the test in a new 2026 R1S. The takeaway: It’s finally finding its footing on local roads.
A new, cheap Tesla in the works? The long-rumored Tesla “Model 2” ultimately became the stripped-down $39,990 Model Y. That’s worth remembering.
Stellantis’s Chinese electrified vehicle -making affiliate Leapmotor’s sales in Europe might be a double-edged sword, but analysts expect overall it will be a benefit.