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Car Giant in Crisis: Nissan Seeks Financial Rescue
The Japanese automobile manufacturer Nissan is taking extraordinary measures to overcome financial difficulties by asking its suppliers to defer payments in an attempt to stabilize its cash flow.
Automotive Sector in China: Alarm Signal from Yangtze Delta
Leading automotive market intermediaries in China are sounding the alarm about a critical situation involving excessive trade inventories and the need for urgent market corrections.
Xiaomi's Electric SUV Sweeps the Market with Record-Breaking Orders
The new electric vehicle YU7 from the Chinese tech giant Xiaomi set an impressive market record by attracting nearly 290,000 pre-orders in just the first hour of sales launch.
The electric giant Tesla is losing positions in the European market
The American electric vehicle manufacturer continues its downward trade trajectory in Europe, reporting a drastic decline of 27.9% in its sales, while the overall electric vehicle market shows growth.
Electric Revolution: Hyundai Introduces Upgraded Ioniq 6
The South Korean automotive giant Hyundai Motor Co. unveils a fully updated version of its electric sedan Ioniq 6, combining futuristic design with cutting-edge technological solutions.
Robots are taking over European automotive factories
The International Robotics Federation reports an unprecedented growth of industrial robots in the automotive sector, with European manufacturers massively investing in technological modernization.
Electric vehicles are losing popularity in Europe
The new Shell study shows that the share of European drivers planning to purchase an electric vehicle has dropped from 48% in 2024 to 41% currently. The main barriers are the high prices of EVs and the unsatisfactory charging infrastructure.
Hyundai Nexo - Hydrogen SUV with a record range of up to 720 km
Hyundai presented the new generation of its hydrogen SUV Nexo, equipped with improved hydrogen technology and a tank, allowing for an increased range of up to 720 km. The model is undergoing its first major facelift since 2018, including changes to the exterior and interior.
BYD enters the Compact Electric Vehicle Segment in Europe with the Dolphin Surf model.
The Chinese automaker BYD has unveiled its new affordable electric hatchback Dolphin Surf on the British market, offering it at a starting price of £18,650. This expands the company's strategy of offering budget electric vehicles, alongside the Seagull model, which is already being sold in China for under $6,000. BYD's entry into Europe with the Dolphin Surf is triggering price competition and accelerating the adoption of cheaper batteries by European automakers.
The British automotive market in 2025: SUVs lead, electric cars gain momentum
The study reveals that during the first half of 2025 in the United Kingdom, the best-selling car models are the SUV models Ford Puma, Kia Sportage, and Nissan Qashqai. However, the share of electric vehicles in sales is growing, reaching 21.8% by May 2025.
Toyota Introduces Its New Luxury Crossover Crown Signia to the American Market
Toyota has officially launched its new crossover model Crown Signia on the American market. The vehicle is distinguished by hybrid drive, intelligent AWD, and rich technological equipment, positioning itself between the smaller Venza and the larger Highlander in the portfolio of the Japanese manufacturer.
The Mercedes GenH2 Truck hydrogen truck is entering field tests.
Mercedes-Benz Trucks has started testing the hydrogen-powered GenH2 Truck, with the prototype covering over 1,000 km on a single liquid hydrogen tank. The tests are being conducted in collaboration with leading companies and are a key step towards achieving zero emissions in transportation.
Volkswagen celebrates 50 years since the creation of the legendary Golf GTI
The German automotive giant Volkswagen will celebrate the 50th anniversary of the creation of the iconic Golf GTI model, considered the founder of the "hot hatchback" category and one of the most coveted cars on the European market, next year. For the occasion, the company will present a special, extreme version, which recently set a new lap record at the Nürburgring.
The automotive sector in Bulgaria: New design and ambitious goals for workforce and innovation development
The deputy minister of innovation and growth, Martin Danovski, outlines a clear vision for the future of the automotive industry in Bulgaria. The government has a focused commitment to developing the personnel, innovation, and sustainability of the sector, which is already showing significant growth in key indicators.
The Chinese authorities are calling for restricting the sale of "new zero-mileage cars" as used vehicles.
The Chinese Communist Party newspaper "People's Daily" called for limiting the practice of selling new cars as used with large discounts to free up inventory. The newspaper pointed out that this disrupts the normal market order and harms manufacturers, consumers, and competition.