Here’s zeekr widens European reach for 007 GT shooting brake
Zeekr 007 GT has been launched in 16 European countries, with a starting price of 45,990 euros ($52,460).
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Here’s bYD hires Hungary’s ex-foreign minister as Europe push deepens
Peter Szijjarto will oversee BYD’s external relations and new business development, bringing the company a political figure familiar with both Beijing and Brussels.
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Xpeng moves closer to bringing advanced driver assistance to Europe — Explained
Xpeng completed local testing of VLA 2.0 in Germany, paving the way to bring its smart-driving capabilities from China to global markets in 2027.
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CATL to bring sodium battery storage to Europe with 5 GWh Alfen deal You Should Know
CATL and Europe’s Alfen plan to deploy 5 GWh of sodium-ion battery energy storage systems in Western Europe starting in 2027.
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Understanding xpeng launches Mona L03 SUV, betting on global mass market
The Xpeng Mona L03 starts at 123,800 yuan ($18,300) in China and is offered in both BEV and EREV versions.
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Geely agrees to take over part of Ford’s Spanish factory, report says — Explained
Geely will build vehicles on an idle assembly line at Ford’s Almussafes plant near Valencia, which is currently running at less than a quarter of its capacity.
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Geely gains European production foothold through joint venture with Ford in Spain: A Practical Look
The joint venture is expected to begin operations in the first half of 2027, with the first new vehicle set to roll off the line in 2028.
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A Look at baidu Apollo Go starts robotaxi road tests in London, public rides in 2027
Apollo Go and Lyft’s Freenow have begun testing RT6 vehicles in London’s borough of Brent, with safety operators on board.
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Momenta cleared to test robotaxis across Germany as Uber ups its stake: A Practical Look
This marks the first time a Chinese company has obtained Level 4 testing authorization covering urban roads across Germany.
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WeRide enters Denmark as first Chinese robotaxi company in Nordic region — Explained
WeRide is partnering with Denmark’s GreenMobility and plans to launch commercial services in the first half of 2027.
