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After 7.098 Million Vehicle Exports, Chinese Auto Globalization Enters Deep Water

After 7.098 Million Vehicle Exports, Chinese Auto Globalization Enters Deep Water

In 2025, China's automobile exports reached 7.098 million units, a year-on-year increase of 21.1%, of which new energy vehicle exports reached 2.615 million units, a year-on-year increase of 103.7%. The industry's focus is shifting from export scale to the depth of globalization. The degree of openness of overseas markets varies significantly. Chinese automakers are advancing globalization through local factory construction, product portfolios, and ecosystem-based operations. According to statistics from Gasgoo Automotive Research Institute, the planned annual overseas production capacity of Chinese automakers increased from about 3.44 million units in 2023 to nearly 6.85 million units in 2026.

53519 days ago
Stellantis Plans to Sell Brampton Plant to Roshel, but Two Hurdles Remain

Stellantis Plans to Sell Brampton Plant to Roshel, but Two Hurdles Remain

Stellantis signed a memorandum of understanding with Canadian armored vehicle maker Roshel to sell the idle Brampton vehicle assembly plant near Toronto. The plant ceased production in late 2023 and once employed about 3,000 unionized workers. Its planned production of the Jeep Compass SUV was cancelled due to U.S. automotive tariffs. Roshel is bidding for a military contract worth up to C$4.9 billion and says that if it wins, it can recall about 1,000 workers and support an annual average of 4,530 direct and indirect jobs over three years. The deal still depends on labor negotiations with Unifor and Canadian government funding commitments, and companies including BYD had also made inquiries.

22821 days ago
Chuhang Tech's Malaysia Plant Goes Operational, Marking Shift from Export to Local Production

Chuhang Tech's Malaysia Plant Goes Operational, Marking Shift from Export to Local Production

Chuhang Technology's overseas production base in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia has officially commenced operations, signaling Chinese auto parts makers' transition from export trade to overseas capacity deployment. Meanwhile, Autoliv signed a strategic cooperation framework with XPeng Group, focusing on technology synergy, digitalization, and sustainable development. The two events reflect that Chinese parts supply chain globalization has entered a new phase combining capacity落地 and ecosystem binding.

38889 days ago