Chinese autonomous vehicle makers have improved gradually over the past five years, but they are no match for their Western counterparts, says the Center for Strategic and International Studies.

Taiwan tech giant's chairman says Foxconn will start making in Europe first, then India and Latin America, including 'indirectly' cooperating with German automakers

The renewed offer from BHP values Toronto-listed Noront at about $280 million, prompting the miner's chief executive Alan Coutts to back the proposal

The date marks the next big target for Xiaomi's fledgling electric vehicle (EV) unit, which the smartphone major formally announced earlier this year

The new marque, which will be launched with partners GAC and Dongfeng Motor, will feature 10 models over the next five years

The Indian car-maker's deal with TPG Rise Climate and co-investor ADQ – Abu Dhabi’s largest offshore investment company – will see a new $9.1bn subsidiary created

The electric car has prompted a race for dominance in the battery-making sector – with the likes of CATL, LG, Panasonic and Samsung all looking to surge ahead

Korean battery giants powering many of the world's electric vehicles say they face a shortage of research and engineering specialists as demand for the technology surges

Australian iron ore giant has already agreed to supply nickel to Tesla and work with them on lowering carbon emissions in the battery supply chain

China is exporting hundreds of modern electric sports utility vehicles from the Hongqi, or Red Flag, brand to Norway, as Chinese car companies expand globally

Nio and a clutch of other Chinese carmakers have started selling their electric vehicles in Europe, hoping that their 'modern tech' can gain them a foothold in a notoriously tough market.

The US electric vehicle maker is expected to post unprecedented quarterly delivery numbers this week after a recent production spurt