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TOKYO -- Nissan Motor and Honda Motor announced that they had agreed to begin talks on a potential strategic partnership to collaborate on electric vehicles and automotive software, at a time when the two conventional carmakers are facing stiff competition from market newcomers.
BEIJING — Chinese premium electric car company Nio said Thursday it plans to reveal its mass market brand in May.
DETROIT — The buzz around electric vehicles is wearing off.
MUMBAI -- As foreign and domestic players scramble to grab a piece of India's emerging EV market in the absence of Tesla and BYD, steel and energy conglomerate JSW Group plans to invest 400 billion rupees ($4.8 billion) to build a vehicle and battery factory.
Shares of Rivian Automotive surged 13% on Thursday as the EV maker unveiled three new vehicles and announced more than $2 billion in savings related to pausing construction on a plant in Georgia.
FRANKFURT/TOKYO -- Japanese marine shipping group O.S.K. Lines has filed a lawsuit against Porsche, blaming an electric-vehicle battery for a fire that sank a car carrier two years ago.
GUANGZHOU -- Chinese electric vehicle leader BYD plans to increase its fleet of car carriers to eight within in two years to boost its export capacity, as the country's dominance in new energy vehicles looks likely to extend to the seas.
Chinese electric vehicle makers shares listed in Hong Kong fell on Tuesday as worries of price wars in the sector grew.