Xin Guobin, Vice Minister of the Ministry of industry and information technology, investigated the development of Intelligent Manufacturing in Beijing

Chassis Supply Chain's "iPhone Moment": China's Tier 1 Shift as LeeKr Emerges

Over the past decade, China's electric vehicle (EV) industry has evolved from a niche experiment into a leading force in the global automotive landscape. In the first ten months of 2025, China exported over 2 million EVs, nearly double the year-earlier figure. From European city streets to Southeast Asian highways and Latin American urban centers, Chinese EVs have emerged as one of the most prominent symbols of a new era of “Made in China.”

Unpacking China | Key Chinese Firms to Watch This Week （26/07/2026-01/08/2026）

Amid fast-paced changes that fill the business community with excitement, angst and trepidation, EqualOcean will publish a series of roundup articles to document the major events related to Chinese companies going global every week.

CFMOTO’s Overseas Revenue More Than Quintuples in Five Years, Reaching 70% of 2025 Sales

Zhejiang CFMOTO Power Co., Ltd.（浙江春风动力股份有限公司）, the Hangzhou-based powersports manufacturer behind the CFMOTO brand, generated CNY 13.79 billion in overseas revenue in 2025, accounting for 69.8% of its total sales. The figure was up 27.6% from a year earlier and more than five times the CNY 2.555 billion the company recorded in overseas sales in 2020.

Momenta says it is first Chinese company with Germany-wide L4 testing permit

Momenta Global Limited（Momenta，初速度科技）said on July 29 that it had received authorization from Germany’s Federal Motor Transport Authority, or KBA, to test Level 4 autonomous-driving systems on urban roads across the country. The Hong Kong-listed company said it was the first Chinese enterprise to obtain a German L4 testing permit with nationwide urban-road coverage.

Himalaya Turns to Hong Kong for IPO

On September 14, after withdrawing the IPO application on US SEC, China's online audio platform Himalaya submitted an IPO prospectus to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. The underwriters are Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley and CICC.