China's auto industry has pumped out nearly 650 new and refreshed cars since January, leaving Western automakers in the dust.

The surge comes as China's auto exports have boomed in recent years as the country's appetite for new models has cooled.

Rising US tariffs and security rules block Chinese EV maker XPENG from entering the world's second-largest auto market.

China's Dongfeng Motor showed off a gaggle of cars in Montreal, with plans to sell its first two starting in 2027.

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We’ve all known the Volkswagen Group has been skating on thin ice for a while, but the sheer scale of the house-cleaning they ...

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The Mk5 X5 promises to be the most multifaceted yet. It will be sold with a choice of five different powertrains, ranging from traditional diesel engines to future-facing hydrogen technology.