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Monday 10 November 2025
China's Chery faces loyalty test as December German market entry looms
China's Chery Automobile is preparing its most ambitious overseas push yet, planning a December 2025 debut in Germany. Industry watchers are calling the campaign a "Rhine River Crossing,"...
Monday 10 November 2025
BMW's Neue Klasse iX3 launch bolsters EV strategy in 3Q sales
German luxury automaker BMW is approaching a critical milestone in its electric transformation as it prepares to launch the iX3, the first model built on its next-generation Neue...
Sunday 9 November 2025
Sanyang Motor upgrades global strategy, strengthens Taiwan hub and EV cross-industry platform
The 2025 International Motorcycle and Accessories Exhibition (EICMA) opened on November 6 in Milan, marking an annual highlight for the global two-wheeler industry. Taiwanese scooter...
Sunday 9 November 2025
Hyundai expands EV and hybrid lineup as Nan Yang sees Taiwan auto market rebound
Nan Yang Industries, a subsidiary of Sanyang Motor (SYM), anticipates a recovery in Taiwan's automotive market by the end of 2025, with annual sales volume expected to hold steady...
Friday 7 November 2025
Taiwan’s iRent and WeMo join forces to build the nation’s largest shared mobility platform

Taiwan's leading shared mobility provider, iRent, announced a major partnership with WeMo, bringing WeMo's fleet of 10,000 shared electric...

Friday 7 November 2025
Chinese automakers achieve record Europe market share with PHEV offensive
The European automotive industry faces unprecedented challenges in 2025, grappling with slow progress in electronic/electrical (E/E) transformation and widespread internal layoffs,...
Friday 7 November 2025
Foxconn expects 4Q25 growth as AI servers, ICT products drive demand
Leading electronics contract manufacturer Hon Hai Precision Industry (Foxconn) reported October 2025 revenue of NT$895.71 billion (US$28.99 billion), up 7% sequentially and 11.29%...
Thursday 6 November 2025
Tesla reportedly appoints India head as sales remain slow under high import duties
Bloomberg, citing unnamed sources, reported that Tesla had named Sharad Agarwal, former head of Lamborghini India, as its country head, signaling a shift toward a more localized...
Thursday 6 November 2025
Nexperia chip disruption forces Honda and Nissan to cut production in Japan and overseas; Toyota unaffected
Chip supply disruptions at Nexperia continue to ripple through Japan's auto industry. Following Honda's partial production halt at some overseas plants on October 28, Nissan has become...
Thursday 6 November 2025
China takes the self-driving wheel as chip war pushes Nvidia out
In 2025, the autonomous vehicle industry has become the focal point of a technological cold war. The United States and China are engaged in a high-stakes competition where chips,...
Thursday 6 November 2025
Taiwanese electric scooter sales below government goals
Taiwan's overall scooter market reached 64,723 units in October 2025, up 1.65% from September's 63,670 units and a 1.15% increase compared to 63,981 units in October 2024. Market...
Wednesday 5 November 2025
Dawn of the self-driving age: Stellantis, Nvidia, Foxconn, and Uber forge global robotaxi alliance
A powerful new alliance among Stellantis, Nvidia, Foxconn, and Uber is reshaping the global self-driving landscape, marking the rise of an L4-level robotaxi super alliance that reflects...
Wednesday 5 November 2025
Foxconn chair calls for Taiwan-Japan EV alliance
Foxconn Technology Group Chairman Young Liu called for closer collaboration between Taiwan and Japan in electric vehicle development, saying the two sides can combine their strengths...
Wednesday 5 November 2025
New car registrations in Taiwan rise in October, as Tesla stumbles and Luxgen returns to the top
Taiwan recorded 34,511 new car registrations in October, marking a 7.1% month-over-month and 3.9% year-over-year increase. Although still below earlier market expectations, this was...
Wednesday 5 November 2025
How Nexperia’s low-cost chip became a high-stakes weapon
A semiconductor crisis that began in the Netherlands and is being fueled by US-China tensions has swept through the global auto industry at astonishing speed.