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Who could make Chinese cars in Europe
Chinese automaker Chery plans to expand production in Europe and intends to do so through partnerships with other automakers

Chinese automaker Chery plans to expand production in Europe and intends to do so through partnerships with other automakers

Representatives of Jagodina spoke with the management of the German company Fischer about the opening of a new factory in Jagodina that the company plans to build

For Volkswagen, the year 2025 was one of the worst in this century. Although growth was recorded in Europe, large declines in China and North America still prevailed. American customs and problems at Porsche are cited as reasons

German cars are a status symbol for 1,45 billion Indians. That's why German manufacturers couldn't wait for the historic trade agreement with India and drastically lower tariffs

Due to the problems in which Porsche has fallen, the German car manufacturer VW records a loss of over a billion euros

In the first half of 2025, Mercedes-Benz saw its profit fall by 56 percent, Volkswagen's profit fell by a third, while BMW's pre-tax profit fell by 29 percent

At the annual general meeting in Yokohama, Nissan's shareholders expressed their displeasure with the administration due to the deep crisis in which the Japanese car manufacturer finds itself
The German auto industry is in trouble due to the transition to the production of electric cars. The collapse of the Volkswagen company is just another example of the German economy going through a turbulent period

Car sales in Europe are falling, and Volkswagen is at the center of that crisis. Reduced demand and high production costs threaten the future of this large German company, which is looking for ways to remain competitive in the market

New electric trucks cost more than 300.000 euros, and diesel trucks can be bought for around 100.000 euros. According to data from the Federal Association for Road Transport and Logistics (BGL), 800.000 trucks rumble on German roads every day. Among them, at the end of last year, there were only 475 electric vehicles
Driverless cars could be on some roads in Great Britain by the end of 2026, the BBC reports today
Chinese electric cars can be seen on the streets of all continents. Their price is artificially lowered by huge government subsidies, which creates problems for European producers on the market. Brussels has serious objections
Anticipated EU tariffs enormously increase the cost of producing electric vehicles and there is a risk of factory closures and layoffs