Chinese cars

A closer look at the GAC GS3 Emzoom assembled in Malaysia and arriving in Vietnam in July.

The GAC GS3 Emzoom is expected to go on sale in Vietnam from July, joining the B-segment SUV market with its top-of-the-line version.

This SUV model incorporates electric propellers that allow it to swim like a boat.

The Jetour G700 Ark Edition is capable of floating and moving on the water's surface thanks to its electric propeller system, extending its operational limits in deep water conditions.

'China's Rolls-Royce Cullinan' transformed by Mansory

China's luxury electric SUV has undergone a bold and distinctive transformation with an exterior upgrade package from a renowned German tuning company.

Chinese cars dominated the imported car market in the first quarter of 2026.

The Vietnamese imported car market recorded a sharp increase in the number of cars from China, officially surpassing Thailand to take second place in the first quarter of 2026.

Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer to produce flying cars by 2027

Xpeng is accelerating the commercialization of its flying car, with mass production expected as early as next year.

Mileage - a measure of competitiveness for Chinese cars in the Vietnamese market.

Besides competing on price and features, Chinese car brands are creating a race in terms of driving range in the Vietnamese market.

Top 5 most expensive Chinese cars in Vietnam: The race of the flagships.

Besides affordable models, many Chinese car manufacturers are bringing technologically advanced vehicles to Vietnam, priced in the billions of Vietnamese dong, targeting high-end customers.

GWM admits to 'plagiarizing' the advertising concept of Range Rover Sport.

Chinese automaker GWM has apologized and promised to take responsibility for copying the design in a Range Rover poster.

China's number one exported pickup truck model launches a version for the European market.

The JAC T9 pickup truck has just launched an upgraded version with a modern design and many technological improvements to compete directly in international markets.

From 2027, new cars in China may have to have physical buttons for shifting gears and using turn signals.

China is expected to introduce regulations requiring new cars to have physical buttons for essential functions such as gear shifting and turn signals, instead of relying solely on touchscreens.

Massive price cuts cause $68 billion loss for China's automotive industry.

Competitive pressure is forcing automakers in the world's largest market to adjust their strategies, shifting from direct price reductions to financial incentives and product upgrades.

Lynk & Co 08 Wins D-Segment CUV/SUV of the Year: Is It Worth Its Nearly 1,4 Billion VND Price?

The Lynk & Co 08 won at the 2025 Car Awards, standing out in the D-segment CUV/SUV category thanks to its technological focus, driving experience, and versatile EM-P engine system.

Chinese electric vehicles dominate the rankings for the fastest 0–100 km/h acceleration.

The top 20 list of the world's fastest new energy vehicles (0-100km/h) has just been released, showing that Chinese manufacturers occupy the leading positions.

Large MPV battle: BYD M9 challenges its 'compatriot' GAC M8

The BYD M9 boasts hybrid technology that reduces fuel consumption by almost half, along with other useful features, but it comes with a higher price tag than its competitors.

Grab partners with Chinese company to pave the way for autonomous vehicles in Singapore.

Singaporean transport companies are working closely with self-driving car companies from China as the island nation expands its adoption of autonomous vehicle technology.

BYD reduces production: Restructuring strategy to cope with high inventory levels.

BYD is reducing production output to cope with high inventory levels and maintain stable profit margins amid fierce competition.

The cheapest mid-size MPV in Vietnam has appeared, competing with the Toyota Innova Cross.

MG Vietnam has announced the pricing for its 8-seater G50 MPV, available in three versions, targeting the growing market of families and businesses in the service sector.

Rolling 247: Chinese cars flood into Vietnam, surpassing those imported from Thailand.

The volume of vehicles imported from China into Vietnam in January 2025 increased by more than 37% in quantity and 60% in value compared to the same period in 2024.

Electric vehicle sales in China have exceeded 1 million units per month for the first time.

China became the first country in the world to record total sales of over 1 million electric vehicles in August, a 33% increase compared to last year.

Self-driving taxis are booming in China: Some find them convenient, others find them troublesome.

Self-driving taxi services in China are considered cheap and convenient, but they have also raised concerns about road safety and job prospects.

BYD unveils new hybrid technology, setting a fuel efficiency record.

Chinese automaker BYD has just launched its fifth-generation hybrid technology, boasting breakthroughs in fuel efficiency and driving range.

A series of electric vehicles are about to 'flood' the Vietnamese market in the near future.

Although Vietnam's charging station network still doesn't meet demand, many automakers are determined to bring some electric vehicle models to the country in the near future.

Should you buy a cheap Chinese car?

Not only are they affordably priced, but Chinese car models also boast attractive designs and an impressive array of options typically found only on luxury cars costing billions of dollars.

Should you buy a Chinese car?

Currently, Chinese cars are quite affordable. Below are the advantages and disadvantages of Chinese cars, which consumers can refer to when deciding whether or not to buy one.

Logos of Chinese car manufacturers

Chinese car manufacturers always receive a lot of attention from customers; below are some prominent brands and their familiar logos.

US investigates Chinese vehicles posing a risk to national data security.

The U.S. has launched an investigation into national security risks posed by internet-connected vehicles manufactured overseas, particularly those imported from China.