Huawei Reportedly Took About US$7,500 From Every Aito Sold Before Partnership Reset
A figure of roughly US$7,500 per vehicle has put a new spotlight on one of China’s most unusual auto-industry partnerships.
Huawei Steps Back From Aito Control as Automaker Takes Over Sales, Design and Production
One of China’s most closely watched automotive partnerships is entering a new phase. Huawei and Seres built Aito into a
Maserati Reportedly Plans Chinese-Built EVs With Huawei Tech as Sales Collapse
Maserati’s next attempt at a comeback could look very different from anything in its century-long history. New reporting from China
Chinese SUV Pulls In 30,000 Orders in One Hour With Prices Starting Near US$19,500
China’s fiercely competitive electric-vehicle market has produced another eye-catching launch. Arcfox, the EV brand owned by state-controlled BAIC Group, says
Volkswagen’s Seat Brand Faces Possible End as Chinese Rivals Force Auto Industry Shakeout
For generations, SEAT was more than another badge in Volkswagen’s sprawling portfolio. The Spanish marque helped put a country on
Why Some Canadians Are Avoiding Vehicles With Glass Roofs
Large glass roofs have become one of the easiest ways for automakers to make a cabin feel brighter, airier and
21 Signs Your Car Was Built to Be Replaced, Not Repaired
A generation ago, many automotive repairs involved opening a component, replacing the failed piece inside it, and putting everything back
The Car Insurance Loopholes Canadians Only Discover After a Crash
Car insurance often feels straightforward until a damaged vehicle is sitting in a body shop, an adjuster is calculating a
19 Things That Make a Vehicle Feel Unsafe on Canadian Highways
A vehicle that feels perfectly normal around town can become surprisingly unsettling once the speedometer reaches highway territory. Small vibrations