cars
Why oil-rich Middle East is investing big in Chinese NEVs
Middle Eastern nations are looking to the Far East to not just boost the number of New Energy Vehicles (NEVs) on their roads, but also to diversify their oil-dependent economies… Read More
BYD, Tesla, Porsche: Will EVs continue to dominate China’s auto market in 2023 as tax rebates resume?
China plans to offer a $72.3 billion package of tax breaks for new energy vehicles. Will more luxury car brands accelerate into the EV segment? Read More
Porsche’s NFT Crash: A Warning On FOMO And Digital Asset Pitfalls
Hasty, ill-prepared digital asset launches can cause more harm than good. Here’s how to clear the hurdles and create real value. Read More
The Road Ahead: How Luxury Car Retailers In China Learned To Disrupt
Prestige car brands like Porsche and Tesla are redesigning showroom experiences by drawing inspiration from the world of luxury fashion. Read More
Why Pricing Is The ‘Easy Growth Trap’ In Luxury
A New York Times article “Tesla Cuts Prices Sharply As It Moves To Bolster Demand” explains how price cuts will make more of the company’s electric vehicles eligible for a… Read More
Does the ‘China Chic’ Trend Spell Trouble for Western Luxury Brands?
Chinese Gen Zers are in love with “China chic” luxury products and for more reasons than just nationalism. Read More
To Win in China’s Luxury Market Means to Succeed in the World
Winning in China's luxury market requires a level of innovation that Western brands need to adopt. Utilizing technology will help brands around the world. Read More
Volvo Builds Luxury Image in China with ‘Made-in-USA’ Branding
As the China-owned Swedish brand strives to sell luxury cars in China, the United States is becoming a significant part of the equation in more ways than one. Read More
China To Dominate 30 Percent Of Global Car Sales By 2020
China will take the biggest slice of the global car market in 2020 as the BRICS nations rise towards dominance of the market. Read More
How To Win Over China’s Luxury Car Buyers: High-Tech Gadgets
A recent study shows that car buyers in China are most satisfied when salespeople use high-tech tools such as tablets in the sales process. Read More
