Market & Industry
Japanese manufacturers to capitalize on recovery in Chinese automobile market with new models

Gasgoo.com (Shanghai July 24) - Japanese automobile manufacturers saw their sales in China fall dramatically last autumn, when tensions began escalating between China and Japan regarding the disputed Diaoyu Islands, leading to a consumer backlash against Japanese branded products. After nearly a year, Japanese manufacturers are finally starting to see their sales recover, with several of them reporting positive year-on-year sales growth rates this May. Their performances look to improve even more in the coming months. As a report appearing on chinanews.com today reveals, several new Japanese models will be making their market debuts before long.

Jul. 24 , 2013
Like GM, bankruptcy can only help Detroit

Rick Wagoner said bankruptcy could spell the end for General Motors, because people wouldn't buy cars from a bankrupt automaker.

Jul. 22 , 2013
BAIC still in negotiations with US EV maker Fisker

Gasgoo.com (Shanghai July 19) - Ever since Geely's acquisition of Volvo, there has been a race among Chinese own brand manufacturers to purchase foreign automotive enterprises. The most recent target is failing US electric vehicle manufacturer Fisker, which is currently searching for a buyer.

Jul. 19 , 2013