BIZARRE: Geely - What They Never Told You

Volvo Blames 'A Very Tough Environment' As It Cuts Another 2,500 Jobs

The latest cuts bring the total planned job reductions to 5,500.

Motor1 · Oct 23

Volvo Cars announces 2,500 job cuts as it swings to quarterly loss

Chinese ownership has not shielded Volvo Cars from competition in China, as the Geely-owned carmaker steps up its turnaround efforts amid pressure from local rivals, US tariffs and the removal of EV incentives.

Euronews · Oct 23

Waymo Plans To Have 20,000 Cars By The End Of 2027

Waymo plans to grow its fleet of driverless cars five-fold by the end of next year, Semafor reported.

InsideEVs · Oct 20

Geely Is Officially Coming To Canada In 2027

The Chinese automaker is building a Canadian retail and service network ahead of its first vehicle launches next year.

Motor1 · Oct 9

Burnham needs to avoid scaring Chinese car-makers off

A: Andy Burnham has reportedly been warned by the German chancellor that rejoining the EU will not be possible unless the UK raises tariffs on Chinese electric cars to 45 per cent. But he needs to be careful, warns Steve Fowler

The Independent UK · Oct 8

Geely's Monjaro EM-i Will Make Euro Debut At Paris Motor Show

The Chinese auto giant is set to expand its European presence with a new electric SUV.

Motor1 · Oct 8

NIO Inc.'s Geely Deal Is Really a Bet on Battery-Swap Network Utilization

NIO will sell Geely a 30% stake in its battery-swapping unit for cash and assets, valuing it near $2.4 billion, though the deal may not ease NIO's cash-burn concerns.

MarketBeat · Oct 2

NIO Stock Slides as Rival Geely Takes 30% Stake in Battery Unit

Nio’s Geely deal boosts its battery-swapping ambitions, but investor skepticism remains.

Barchart · Oct 1

Mercedes Won't Be Banned In America: Senator

About 20% of Mercedes shares are owned by Chinese investors. To be on the right side of a new law, though, Mercedes may have to get that number down.

InsideEVs · Sep 30

Ford CEO Sounds Alarm on Impact Of Chinese Automakers On Western Competitors: Already 'Too Late' For Europe

Jim Farley said the U.S. should be "extremely careful around how the Chinese OEMs come to our country."

International Business Times · Sep 30