Nikkei Asia

Subsidy uncertainty and sparse charging infrastructure push buyers away from full EVs.

Pop Mart readies a flagship store in New York City as Luckin Coffee moves into former Starbucks locations.

Aapico's chief says Beijing will “win the war."

The German luxury marque's first-half China sales fell 28% as it booked an impairment charge.

Manufacturers are prioritizing distinct capabilities, such as climbing stairs, over lower prices.

An abundance of renewable energy and digital users is drawing investment.

Increasingly positive views of China is casting a halo over the company as it takes on Tesla, BMW and Mercedes-Benz.

The investment model increases the risk of overinvestment in Beijing's priority sectors.

The carmaker focuses on physical AI that powers EVs, charging stations, flying cars, and humanoid robots.