For a long time, western companies steered clear of manufacturing their cars in China. Nowadays, that seems to be changing, ...

If cars from Chinese brands are ever sold here, they would have to meet U.S. safety standards, just as Chinese cars sold in Europe must meet stringent European crash test standards.

What Chinese car do you think the U.S. is missing out on the most? What are the coolest, weirdest, best models that you wish were sold here? My pick: the Zeekr Mix ...

Three-Quarters of US Auto Execs Think Chinese Cars Will Be Sold Here America's automotive bosses may have diverse opinions on how to sell cars, but most of them agree on one thing: China is coming ...

Ford executives are increasingly studying all aspects of Chinese automakers and that market as the most intense competition ...

First, they are almost never sold here officially. Compared to Mexico, where 135,000 Chinese-branded vehicles were sold in 2023, accounting for 10 percent of total car sales, the US has no Chinese ...

China has been a different story, where Buick grew from just 17,801 vehicles sold in China in 2002 to a peak of 1.23 million ...

Over half the cars sold in China last year had advanced assisted driving tech, compared to under 40% in the US. Chinese carmakers like BYD are leaving Tesla in the dust by offering self-driving ...

A key difference is that those vehicles are made at Tesla’s Gigafactory in Shanghai. They are much more popular in China, which is the world’s largest car market.

China’s auto industry is not just a competitor in global markets; it is a vector of national security vulnerability. We need to keep Chinese cars off American roads—not because of Chinese subsidies or ...