BMW, Geely, SAIC, and BYD are taking legal action to overturn EU tariffs on Chinese imports. The four automakers filed complaints at the Court of Justice of the European Union this week.
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Eye-watering 405kW track-ready performance wagon arrives: 2025 BMW M3 CS Touring leaves Audi RS4, Mercedes-Benz C63 AMG in its dustBMW has revealed an even more souped-up version of its M3 wagon model, the M3 CS Touring. Staging its global unveil at the ...
Jato Dynamics reports that Europe’s new passenger car market grew by 0.9% in 2024, with 12,909,741 registrations. Despite the slight ...
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Chinese brands will double their Australian market share this year – analystsIndustry group forecasts one-in-five cars sold in Australia in 2025 will come from Chinese brands, doubling their current ...
The Korean brands both did quite well last year. Hyundai Motor Philippines (HMP) grew by 31.7% on 12,023 unit sales, landing it at the 8th spot. Meanwhile, Kia Philippines unit sales increased by 33%, ...
Among those suggested by the PPMA is a local content requirement (LCR) which was rolled out in Indonesia. PPMA President ...
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