China electric cars

As China's overcapacity becomes a buzzword, restrictions on Chinese electric vehicles are expected. However, the objectives, approaches, and anticipated outcomes differ between Europe and the U.S.

The development of computing chips for autonomous machines is China’s only missing link in completing its self-reliant autonomous machine ecosystem.

Chinese EVs are gaining market share around the world, but Europe is putting on the brakes.

Growing automobile trade with Southeast Asia has all the makings of a “circular” economy that will deepen regional integration.

Chinese companies are investing less in Europe, but they are raising the bar for the investments that are being made.

The IEV supply chain, including its talent pool, technologies, and manufacturing capabilities, will accelerate China’s economic transformation into the automation age.

After a decade of continuous investment, China is now poised to take on global leadership of the IEV industry.

Unless things change, and soon, Beijing will corner the market on the materials, components, and vehicles that will power the 21st century economy.

The booming industry faced headwinds even before the massive economic upheaval brought by the pandemic.

With government subsidies being slashed, it’s time to see if the industry can stand on its own.