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The UK may have lost Eurovision this year, but it recently beat European rivals for an arguably more valuable prize. Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) is expected to build a multi-billion-pound electric vehicle (EV) battery plant in the UK rather than Spain – welcome news for British car makers. After decades…

Ford Motor Co. CEO Jim Farley is looking further afield than the Dearborn, Michigan, automaker's traditional rivals as the company charts a future defined by electric, digitally-connected vehicles: namely, to China.

Electric auto giant BYD on Thursday denied accusations levelled by a rival carmaker that two of its models failed China's strict emissions standards.

China is home to the largest auto market in the world and a key market for EVs. Many legacy brands have been slow to embrace EVs, and it stands to haunt them.

Chinese EV startups Nio and XPeng are banking on new launches to revive EV sales. Nio stock is trading near a key level.

The U.S. automaker wants to escape being crushed in between EV heavyweights Tesla and BYD by focusing on segments that won’t be commoditized so quickly, a fate that befell its Mustang Mach-E.

Tesla now uses different battery chemistries in different versions of some of its models. Should you choose the EV based on the battery cells?

Warren Buffet-backed company BYD is expected to enter the US market as it is ready to offer cheaper EVs against the competitors.

Tesla and BYD are already top rivals, and according to reports, the Chinese automaker is about to up the ante with a new advanced driver-assist system.

Ford looks to stay competitive in China and considers downsizing to "drive a lean and agile organization."

The Chinese Yangwang brand might well become the first EV maker to sell a passenger vehicle that’s capable of doing a tank turn.