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Nio’s battery-swapping electric crossover gave BMW the business. And it's far from done. T here’s a narrative that’s common now: the Chinese market is pushing out all foreig ...

Tesla and BYD build EVs for two opposite ends of the car market. Tesla started out as a luxury brand. Even today, its ...

Thanks to Herculean efforts by manufacturers – including £4.5billion of customer discounts – sales of pure electric vehicles ...

A third of new cars entering the road last year were 'Chelsea Tractors', snatching the mantle of most popular segment from ...

MG M9: MG Motor India has revealed the M9, a luxury electric MPV, ahead of its official debut at the 2025 Bharat Mobility Show in New Delhi. Trending Photos MG M9 Details: MG Motor India has revealed ...

The all-electric ... M9 electric MPV at the annual motoring exhibition. A launch is expected to take place later this year. Internationally called Mifa 9, the M9 is a premium luxury MPV with ...

Sales of electric and hybrid vehicles jumped more than 40 percent in China last year, as demand for new energy models continues to surge and the sector remains entrenched in a grueling price war. The ...

China's auto exports are estimated to slow notably this year after holding the export crown for a second year in 2024, with no growth predicted for electric vehicle exports, an auto association ...

The second one as we have also reported earlier is an all electric MPV designed to be a rival to the Kia Carnival as a full size luxury MPV Called M9, it was previously shown at the Auto Expo while ...

Looking at the design, the M9 seems like it would suit the part for a fancy and luxurious MPV. Exterior design is still what we see when we think of a luxury MPV - the same tall, square-ish look.

Chinese premium EV brand XPENG is launching in the UK, starting with the G6 SUV. But its ambitions are sky high. Will it suit the British market?