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Would You Buy a Chinese Vehicle? If You’re Under 30 the Answer’s Likely “Yes”

Would You Buy a Chinese Vehicle? If You’re Under 30 the Answer’s Likely “Yes”

Chinese auto sales hit record levels last year – both at home and abroad. Automakers like BYD and Geely saw exports grow 400% since the beginning of the decade, making major inroads in markets like Europe and Latin America. For now, only a handful of Chinese vehicles are sold in the U.S., the Biden administration quadrupling tariffs last year. But a new study shows many American buyers eagerly hoping to see the market open up, with younger motorists particularly interested in Chinese vehicles.

Trump Has the Auto Industry in His Sights

Trump Has the Auto Industry in His Sights

As of noon on Monday, the United States has a new president – and Donald Trump is expected to move quickly to implement an agenda calling for major changes in America’s domestic and foreign policies. The auto industry, in particular, could feel the impact of Trump’s agenda in a variety of ways: from foreign trade to EV and emissions policies. Here’s a closer look at what that might means.

Lexus Killing Off RC Coupe as Passenger Car Ranks Continue to Dwindle

Lexus Killing Off RC Coupe as Passenger Car Ranks Continue to Dwindle

Lexus is giving its RC and RC F sports coupes a “sonorous swan song,” finishing their run at the end of 2025. While the Japanese luxury brand does retain some passenger car models it mirrors the broader industry’s ongoing move to abandon passenger vehicles in favor of SUVs, CUVs and pickups.

Charger Companies Fight Back Against Thieves, Vandals

Charger Companies Fight Back Against Thieves, Vandals

Setting up a nationwide public charging network is a critical step to encourage the shift to battery-electric vehicles. But that effort is being hampered by vandals and thieves, some cutting charger cables to recycle their valuable copper. Now, however, at least one charging company is fighting back. Headlight.News has more.

Chrysler the Latest to Scale Back EV Plans; Kills off Electric Crossover

Chrysler the Latest to Scale Back EV Plans; Kills off Electric Crossover

The Chrysler brand reportedly has halted work on a midsize electric crossover based on the Airflow concept vehicle. The move comes late in development as the EV was to have reached market later this year. The decision echoes one made by rival Ford which has also responded to slowing growth in the EV market by killing off a planned 3-row crossover.