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BYD launches premium Denza brand in the EU, unfazed by tariffs

Teslarati

Chinese EV maker unveiled its plans for Denza on Wednesday at Milans Brera Design Week. The Chinese automaker will expand its Denza push with the D9, a seven-seat MPV, though BYD didnt announce a timeline for its release. In 2024, the EU slapped 17% duties on BYDs battery EVs, citing unfair Chinese subsidies.

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Used-car market continues to struggle in Poland

Baua Electric

So far in 2025, Polands used-vehicle market has seen struggles spanning both passenger cars and light-commercial vehicles (LCVs). A large supply of used models and significant discounting continues to put pressure on market values. In contrast, Polands new-car market has remained stable over the first three months of the year.

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How Close Are Humanoid Robots to Replacing Auto Workers?

The Truth About Cars

In Changchun, China, Audi and its Chinese partner FAW are reportedly leveraging around 800 robots to inspect all-electric vehicles. Mercedes has similarly been testing humanoid robots at its Kecskemt plant in Hungary. Theyd just slide in wherever people used to be, potentially saving truckloads of retooling money in the process.

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US and Chinese brands battle it out registrations soar

Baua Electric

14 April 2025 Read next Used LCV market buoyant as new van sales struggle 14 April 2025 Read next The Automotive Update: UK government steps up support of EV industry 11 April 2025 Global deliveries of battery-electric vehicles (BEVs) and plug-in hybrids (PHEVs) continued to grow in February. of the market, up 1.1pp. market share.

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Audi opens new R&D center in Beijing

Green Car Congress

With both projects, we are addressing the market-defining trends in the Chinese auto market, namely: electrification, digitalization, and sustainability. Audi has a history of developing specific products and technologies for the Chinese market. —Audi CEO Markus Duesmann.

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Nio to open first overseas facility in Hungary

Electric Cars Report

Chinese premium electric vehicle manufacturer Nio has announced plans to open its first overseas facility in Budapest, Hungary, in September 2022. Located in Pest in the eastern part of the city, the new 10,000 square meters facility will manufacture power products including battery-swapping stations for the European market.

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BMW Group announces local production of NEUE KLASSE in China from 2026, new gen 6 battery plant

Green Car Congress

Following the market launch in 2025, models of the next vehicle generation will also be produced from 2026 onwards by BBA in Shenyang. —Milan Nedeljković The BMW Group has had a presence in the Chinese market since 1994 and founded the BMW Brilliance Automotive joint venture in May 2003.

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