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Chinese automaker Geely just made history by shipping 18 electric Lotus SUVs to Canada, marking the first EV exports under a groundbreaking new trade agreement. The move signals a major shift in North America's electric vehicle landscape and opens doors for thousands more clean cars to cross the Pacific.
A Chinese automaker just set a new world record for electric vehicle charging speed, topping up from 10% to 70% in under five minutes. The breakthrough could change how we think about road trips in electric cars.
Ma Qinghua drove a brand-new Geely race car to victory at Italy's Misano circuit on its first-ever weekend, beating established champions from Honda and Hyundai. The win marks a turning point for Chinese automotive engineering on the world stage.
Chinese automaker Geely just made racing history, winning its very first FIA TCR World Tour race at Italy's Misano circuit with a brand-new car. Driver Ma Qinghua took the checkered flag in only the team's second race ever, proving Chinese engineering can compete with the world's best.
Chinese automaker Geely and global safety leader Autoliv just opened a joint innovation lab in Ningbo to solve the next generation of car safety challenges. Their 23-year partnership has already created groundbreaking technologies like airbags designed for fully reclined seats in self-driving cars.
Geely just became the first automaker to pass Europe's most extreme safety test, combining two brutal crash scenarios into one. The Chinese electric vehicle maker is proving its cars can handle real-world accidents that go far beyond standard requirements.
The Geely Xingyuan just got a major upgrade with longer range and new tech features while keeping its price tag under $10,000. China's top-selling electric car is proving that going green doesn't have to empty your wallet.
Chinese automaker Geely is set to finish its first solid-state battery pack in 2026, bringing safer, more efficient electric vehicle technology closer to everyday drivers. The breakthrough could make EVs lighter, longer-lasting, and much less likely to catch fire.
More than half of all new cars sold in China last year were electric or plug-in hybrid vehicles, marking a historic shift in the world's largest auto market. The trend suggests the country could be fully electrified a decade ahead of schedule.
Two major Chinese automakers are bidding to transform a shuttered factory in Mexico into a hub for affordable electric vehicles. The move could bring accessible EVs to Latin America and Canada while creating thousands of jobs.
An architect in Uttarakhand created a stunning sustainable home in just 45 days using mud, stone, and a living grass roof. The entrance? An old car leading into one of India's most inspiring eco-friendly houses.
Electric vehicles in China are now recharging so fast that manufacturers measure the time in seconds, not minutes. The fastest models can go from nearly empty to road-ready in less time than a coffee run.
A Chinese electric vehicle company pushed a software fix to a car on Germany's Autobahn within minutes of receiving a bug report. The same repair would take European carmakers weeks to complete.
Electric vehicles now outsell gas cars in the world's largest auto market, with 9 of China's top 10 vehicles running on electricity. The shift marks a historic turning point in the global transition to clean transportation.
Two American companies are pouring half a billion dollars into Mexico's electric vehicle infrastructure, starting with 140 electric buses and dozens of fast chargers across central Mexico. The investment tackles the country's biggest barrier to clean transportation: a severe shortage of charging stations.
Starting in 2027, all cars sold in China must have mechanical door handles that work without electronics. The new safety rule responds to fatal crashes where people became trapped when electronic systems failed.
For the first time ever, more than 6 in 10 cars sold in China last month had a plug. Pure electric vehicles are leading the charge as traditional gas-powered cars see their steepest decline yet.
Ford is developing an affordable electric pickup truck with a $30,000 price tag, aiming to compete with incoming Chinese EVs and make electric vehicles accessible to everyday Americans. The compact truck, built on a new back-to-basics platform, could arrive as soon as 2026.
British drivers are choosing Chinese-made electric vehicles in record numbers, drawn by lower prices and impressive technology. Sales jumped from just 384 cars in 2015 to over 285,000 last year.
Canadian car dealers are racing to sell Chinese electric vehicles after the country approved imports of 49,000 EVs annually at a low tariff rate. The move gives buyers more affordable options while Chinese automakers gain their first North American foothold.
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