Ford’s Chinese Bronco Basecamp could soon reach Australia and other markets, featuring unibody construction, EV powertrains, ...

Hyundai’s China-built Elexio midsize electric SUV has been seen in Australia for the first time, ahead of a 2026 launch ...

But it’s not just BYD. China has more than a dozen prominent EV brands that are competing fiercely in the global EV market.

Geely’s namesake brand has confirmed it’ll launch a third model to its line-up in Australia during 2026. The Chinese carmaker is set to introduce the EX2 small electric hatchback in the second half of ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Peter Lyon is based in Tokyo and writes about the car industry. The US’s America First policy and its high tariffs are keeping ...

China’s XPeng is pushing further into export markets, especially right-hand drive markets, but a new deal could see this ...

The Elexio is Hyundai’s first electric SUV custom-tailored for the Chinese market, but now it’s headed overseas. Hyundai is ...

A Chinese car manufacturer is importing more electric vehicles to Australia than being sold to take advantage of an Albanese government policy. EV giant Build Your Dreams has turned vacant lots into ...

When Hyundai pulled the wraps off the Elexio, a new electric SUV developed with joint venture partner BAIC and standing apart from the Ioniq lineup, most assumed it would remain a China-only model.

An updated Tesla Model Y rival and a prestige SUV flagship are among the new models coming to Australia from XPeng.

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