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Huayu: Sailing towards Shared Mobility

China's mission to localize EV components continues to favor Huayu.  

Can Domestic Demand Support 700,000 Export Enterprises?

On April 2, 2025, the United States announced a sharp increase in tariffs on Chinese goods, with rates on certain key categories soaring to 125%. The sudden policy shock left many export-oriented businesses with no time to react. A large number of orders were canceled, shipping schedules were disrupted, and "advance deliveries" became the main reason behind the 12.4% surge in China’s export figures that month.

$30 Million Lost Annually in the West, Yet Chinese Enterprises Pay No Attention

In 2025, on average, one government server is brought down by a ransomware attack every 28 days. With the rapid evolution of AI technologies, more and more enterprises and governments are accelerating digitalization—this, in turn, has opened a new business model for cyber attackers.

Chinese Carmakers Expanding into Europe: Beware of Four Major Misconceptions

Author: Botao Xu

Chinese Automakers Break into a €10 Billion Market in Europe

In 2024, China became the largest source of automotive imports for the European Union, with import volumes reaching €12.7 billion (approximately RMB 102.86 billion). According to the EU, automotive imports from China surged by an astounding 1,591.3% between 2019 and 2024. However, on-the-ground research by Yiou Auto reveals that behind this hundred-billion-yuan market lies a reality filled with passivity, awkwardness, and neglect for Chinese car brands in the European market