5 Stories

Nissan

China EV SUV Market Surges as Nissan Faces Pressure

China’s May SUV sales data shows a dramatic shift in the EV market, with domestic brands taking 19 of the top 20 spots and new-energy vehicles accounting for more than 60% of the ranking. The contrast with Nissan’s shareholder turmoil and Provectron’s automation showcase highlights a broader truth: Chinese EV leadership now rests on product depth, manufacturing agility, and fast execution.

Jun 24, 20269 min

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Nissan, Changan Show China EV Speed Is the New Rule

Nissan has cut its vehicle development cycle from 55 months to 26 months by adopting China-inspired, AI-driven processes, highlighting how Chinese EV makers are reshaping global automotive R&D. At the same time, Changan is using a Portugal football tie-up to drive Deepal test drives in China, showing that Chinese EV competition now extends beyond engineering into global marketing and brand strategy.

Jun 14, 20268 min

HuaweiNissan

Huawei’s New Chip Law Signals EV Tech Power Shift

Huawei’s new Tau Law, Nissan’s canceled UK e-axle plant, and BluePoint Touch’s latest funding round reveal how the EV market is shifting from pure vehicle competition to a battle over chips, powertrains, and smart sensing. Huawei says its 2026-2035 semiconductor roadmap can keep improving performance beyond Moore’s Law, while Nissan shelved a 340,000-unit UK e-axle project after weak European EV sales and BluePoint Touch reported over 70% share in six-axis force sensors.

May 25, 20269 min

Changan DeepalChery

Chinese EVs Shift Gears on Hydrogen, JVs, Rivalry

China’s EV industry is entering a more complex phase, with Changan Deepal commercializing a hydrogen fuel-cell system, Chery promoting a new global joint-venture model, and Li Auto clashing publicly with a Nissan-linked rival over alleged unfair competition. The latest moves show that Chinese EVs are no longer just about BEV scale—they’re increasingly about hydrogen R&D, 800V platforms, global ecosystem exports, and fierce competition across the EV market.

Apr 12, 202610 min

VinFastChinese EVs

VinFast Faces Losses as EV Sales Surge in 2025

VinFast nearly doubled EV deliveries to 196,919 vehicles in 2025 and lifted revenue 105% to $3.59 billion, but its net loss widened to $3.87 billion as costs surged. The Vietnamese EV maker is now pivoting toward hybrids, Southeast Asia, and factory automation, while broader industry pressures—from Middle East logistics disruption to next-gen 4D sensing technology—show how quickly the global EV market is evolving.

Mar 17, 202610 min