automotive
The 5 Most Provocative Statements From China Connect, Paris
Where do senior executives from Maserati, Havas, Coca-Cola, Secoo, and Meitu see the China market going? Read More
A Porsche Service Center in Shenzhen Plans to Spray Eau de Racetrack
How far are luxury brands willing to take the experiential retail trend in China? Jebsen Motors Managing Director Joachim Eberlein introduces its service center's racetrack floors, lattes with 3D-printed foam… Read More
What the New Roadster Means for Tesla in China
The Roadster is in poll position to take advantage of China’s aggressive pivot towards electric vehicles. However, the road ahead is far from smooth. Read More
Porsche Reports Record Sales as Chinese Demand Soars
The German luxury automaker's deliveries to China in the first six months of 2017 increased 18 percent compared to the same period the year before. Read More
Amid Fierce Competition, Luxury Car King Audi Drops 12 Percent in First Half of 2017
In the first half of 2017, Audi had an uncharacteristic sales slump owing in part to a dispute between the luxury car brand and its dealers in China. Read More
Rolls-Royce Gears Up For Year Of The Horse With Zodiac-Inspired Ghost
The luxury automaker reveals one of the first special-edition luxury products for the next zodiac figure in line, but it certainly won't be the last. Read More
Is BMW Caught In China’s Bad PR Crosshairs?
BMW just announced a recall of its 5-series model suspiciously soon after government criticism of its environmental and pricing policies, prompting questions of whether the company is the newest recipient… Read More
Can Tesla Succeed In China?
As the popular U.S. electric carmaker makes plans to enter the mainland market, it can expect to deal with a government that fosters electric car demand—for domestic companies, that is. Read More
At Shanghai Auto Show, Luxury Gets More Competitive
As this year's Shanghai Auto Show opens to the public and consumers flock to see new models, luxury carmakers vie for their attention in a growing yet increasingly crowded market. Read More
Do Home-Grown Chinese Automakers Have A Chance In The Luxury Segment?
Debuting last month at the 2013 Geneva International Motor Show, the Chinese-Israeli auto brand Qoros has hit the ground running in advance of the official rollout of its 3 Sedan. Read More
