Tag : Chinese EVs
Xpeng Is Building Its Future in Europe, and I Think It Will Stick Around
Of all the Chinese carmakers currently competing in the European market, the one I believe will still be making an impact five years from now…
Huawei’s HIMA Alliance Just Posted Its Third Straight Month of Falling Deliveries
HIMA, the Huawei-backed alliance of Chinese car brands, delivered 42,101 vehicles in August, down 5.52 percent from a year earlier and about 7 percent from…
Onvo EVs Coming to Europe: Nio’s Affordable L60 and L90 Explained
Onvo, Nio’s-sub brand, is set to arrive in Europe next year. Nio, a Chinese EV manufacturer, is struggling to gain traction here with its own…
Chinese Car Exports in 2025 to EU Surpass 1 Million Mark
Chinese car exports to the European Union reached a landmark moment in 2025, as the total number of vehicles shipped from China to EU markets…
Top 5 Cheapest EVs in Europe Right Now
Electric cars used to feel like something you had to stretch your budget for, but that is no longer really the case. These days, you…
Nio Registrations in Norway Plunge Despite EV Market Booming
In March, the Norwegian electric car market set a new record with nearly all new cars registered being battery‑electric vehicles. Yet the Chinese EV maker…
BYD Atto 2 in Europe: What to Know Before You Buy
The BYD Atto 2 is a compact electric SUV that has recently become available in several European markets. It provides a balance of size, usability,…
Geely EX5 EV Arrives in Italy: A Stylish and Practical Electric SUV
Geely has officially made its way into the Italian market with the EX5 EV, a fully electric compact SUV. Partnering with distributor Jameel Motors Italia,…
Huawei HIMA Explained: The Growing Smart-Car Alliance Behind China’s EV Boom
Huawei has quietly become one of the most influential players in China’s electric vehicle market without building a single car itself. Instead of running factories,…
Affordable Family EVs in Europe: 10 Chinese Alternatives Under €40,000
While researching EV offers and prices for this article, I felt uneasy reading how EVs priced around €40,000 are being called “affordable.” Just a few…
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