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Volvo

Volvo’s US Waiver and China’s EV Tech Shake-Up

Volvo has secured a crucial US waiver to keep importing connected vehicles using Chinese software and hardware, even as Washington phases in stricter bans from the 2027 and 2030 model years. Meanwhile, China’s EV market is heating up on the autonomous-driving front, with D1EV’s latest rankings showing Exeed, IM Motors, and Aito leading a fast-evolving ADAS race that now stretches from premium EVs to RMB 100,000-class models like the GAC Aion N60.

May 27, 202610 min

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Arcfox and Aion Lead China EV Market Momentum

Arcfox and GAC’s Aion/Hyper unit were among the biggest stories in China’s EV market in April 2026, with Arcfox sales rising 101.7% to 16,532 units and Hyper-Aion BU up 15.6% to 32,727. New models such as the Arcfox S3, Arcfox V9, and Aion N60 show how Chinese EV brands are competing through practical technology, stronger value, and clearer market positioning, while Volvo’s Beijing Auto Show lineup highlights how global premium brands are adapting to China’s electrified future.

May 2, 202611 min

Volvo

Volvo’s US Waiver and China’s EV Tech Shake-Up

Arcfox and Aion Lead China EV Market Momentum

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