Europe's embattled car brands unveil a flurry of new models at the IAA Mobility conference, seeking to counter robust competition from China.
Europe’s embattled auto giants are embarking on a product blitz, seeking to counter intensifying competition from Chinese rivals on their home turf.
In the run-up to the IAA Mobility conference, a major auto show in Munich which kicks off on Tuesday and runs through to Sunday, Germany’s Volkswagen
and BMW
both unveiled new electric vehicles.
With a heavy focus on software, Volkswagen revealed the small ID.Cross Concept car, as it looks to double down on its electromobility dominance in Europe.
Chinese electric carmakers Xpeng and GAC this week signalled aggressive expansion plans in Europe.
German auto giant BMW is doubling down on its brand value as it prepares to roll out a fleet of software-controlled electric…
BYD, Xpeng and Leapmotor are among major Chinese EV makers showing off new models at the IAA Mobility 2025 expo next week.
U.S., Korean and German automakers announced a rush of new, tech-enabled cars at the Beijing Auto Show as they battle a sales…
Volkswagen, Renault and other EU stalwarts prepare a slew of smaller, cheaper EVs to fight an influx of Chinese models.
The chief executive of Volkswagen says the German auto giant is pushing to strengthen its European market dominance.
