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Exclusive: Sales of Chinese-made vehicles increased 61% in 2022 with one industry expert saying companies are ‘innovating faster’
China is rapidly becoming one of the largest sources of new cars for Australian buyers with Chinese carmakers’ increasing dominance of electric vehicle sales in their home market potentially accelerating the transition off fossil-fuel powered transport.
In 2022, sales of Chinese-made vehicles in Australia totalled 122,845 units, a 61.1% increase on the previous year, according to Federal Chamber of Automotive Industries data. In December, imports from China were more than double a year earlier.

Emerging from coronavirus lockdown to a world changed by the war in Ukraine, China sought to convey reassurance about its economic health.

You know, only pain might teach them not to screw with us by breaking norms like letting a party choose its own committee members. But even if they don’t learn, we hurt them, and it’s important to ...

Last year, China’s economy had one of its worst performances in decades. Its population is also shrinking.

Deaths outnumbered births last year for the first time in six decades. Experts see major implications for China, its economy and the world.

Records obtained by Crosscut show that House lawmakers used 'legislative privilege' to shield emails, memos and text messages from public view.

The plan's priorities are combating anti-Asian hate and discrimination, the disaggregation of data across the communities and better language access, according to the report.

Formula One will have a four-week hole in this season’s calendar after it was confirmed the Chinese Grand Prix would not be replaced.
The race in Shanghai, which had been due to take place on 16 April, was because of coronavirus restrictions in the country. Despite Chinese officials subsequently moving away from their zero-Covid policy, the round could not be salvaged, marking the fourth season it has been scrubbed from the schedule.

A 53-year-old Cambridge man is accused of randomly attacking two Asian-American women in Chinatown and Downtown Crossing last April amid a major spike in crimes against Asian-Americans.

A 53-year-old Cambridge man is accused of randomly attacking two Asian-American women in Chinatown and Downtown Crossing last April amid a major spike in crimes against Asian-Americans.

A 53-year-old Cambridge man is accused of randomly attacking two Asian-American women in Chinatown and Downtown Crossing last April amid a major spike in crimes against Asian-Americans. Alexander ...