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Toyota Motor Corp said on Monday it had begun shipping replacement parts to dealers to repair some 4.5 million vehicles equipped with faulty accelerators in North America and Europe.
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British supplier group GKN Driveline is expanding in China. In late 2009 it opened a new 230 million yuan ($34 million) facility in the central Chinese city of Wuhan. It is also planning to build a new... |
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Tenneco, FAW Sihuan form emission-control parts JV
U.S. auto-parts maker Tenneco Inc. yesterday announced that it has entered into a joint venture with a Chinese company to supply emission-control components and systems for passenger and commercial...
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German automaker Daimler AG and Chinese automaker BYD Co. signed a letter of intent on Monday on jointly developing electric passenger vehicles in China. The two companies aim to form a joint... |
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Toyota Motor Corp has started a zero-percent financing program this month to win Chinese buyers back after global recalls of more than 8 million vehicles, including over 75,000 Toyota RAV4 SUVs in... |
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Visitors to an Automobile Museum planned for Nanjing will drive... |
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Once a mere sideshow, the Shanghai... |
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Beiqi Foton Motor Co Ltd (600166.SH), China's leading producer of commercial vehicles, said over the weekend that its net profit tripled last year, boosted by its strong growth in sales of high-end... |
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China South Locomotive & Rolling Stock Corp., the nation's largest maker of rail carriages, plans to set up a venture with Liaoning Shuguang Automobile Group Co. to tap expected demand for... |
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China imported 56,000 automobiles in January this year, 1.4 times as many as last January, according to statistics of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology.
The total national trade... |
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With years key problem tackle on development and technical aggregation, China's new energy autos are entering a big market from laboratory. Many domestic automakers, such as SAIC, FAW, DFAC, Chana,... |
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The Chinese automotive industry achieved remarkable growth in 2009 and the momentum hasn't slowed as we enter 2010, despite tightening of purchase tax incentives.
New vehicle sales reached a... |
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Just a few months after Toyota surrendered its status as the world's biggest vehicle maker, the Japanese auto giant suffered a credibility crisis that its rivals in China could well repeat if they... |
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