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Holden has signed a long-term deal with a General Motors affiliate in China that will see the Australian company develop at least two all-new vehicles for the world's largest automotive market and shores up the future of the local design...
With the 2012 Beijing motor show just days away, a number of strangely familiar concept and production cars have started appearing online. Among the most recognisable is a hatchback from Chinese car maker Brilliance.
China’s largest vehicle manufacturer, Shanghai Automotive Industry Company (SAIC), will arrive in Australia later this year when it launches a range of new people movers and cargo vans.
Indian manufacturing giant Tata Motors will double its annual investment in Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) as the traditional British brands gain momentum around the world. Tata chief financial officer C.R.
They say imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, and in the case of the new JAC 4R3, the designers of the Ford F-150 should be particularly flattered. Small Chinese manufacturer Jianghuai Auto Corporation (JAC) revealed the carbon copy...
After launching its first three models in Australia in 2011, the local distributor of Chery, Ateco Automotive, says 2012 will be about consolidation for the Chinese brand. Ateco’s Daniel Cotterill said at least the first six months of 2012...
Easily the most successful Chinese manufacturer in Australia thanks to its cheap and well-equipped SUVs and utes, Great Wall is looking to expand its range with its first passenger car late in 2012.
Embattled Swedish car maker Saab has received its first payment from a Chinese investor just days out from a court hearing that will decide the company’s future. Victor Muller, CEO of Saab’s owner Swedish Automobile, told Reuters that...
Beijing Hyundai Motor Company has unveiled its first-ever concept vehicle, the Shouwang BHCD-1, at the 2011 Guangzhou Auto Show in China. A production version is being planned strictly for the Chinese market.
Chinese cars have performed better in the latest round of testing by independent body Euro NCAP, with the MG6 and Geely Emgrand EC7 both scoring four out of five stars. The results follow a series of poor crash-test performances by Chinese-built...