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- Sep 25, 2026
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Chinese carmakers gain as high petrol prices boost European EV sales (opens the original)
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Chinese brands’ share of plug-in hybrid registrations across Europe climbed from about 20 per cent in January to 35.3 per cent in August Chinese carmakers have gained ground in Europe’s shift to electric cars, emerging as the biggest winners in plug-in hybrids despite moves by Brussels to curb their expansion. As petrol prices climbed across the EU, hitting a record high of more than €2.30 a litre (US$9.91 a US gallon) in Germany this month, the move to battery power gathered pace. Battery-elect
German firms want tougher action on Beijing. So why are investments in China up? (opens the original)
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Companies are caught between China’s growing competitive threat and its importance as a market, manufacturer and source of growth German companies have little choice but to keep investing in China if they want to remain globally competitive, according to a new study by the German Economic Institute (IW) published amid growing calls for Brussels to take a harder line on Chinese trade practices. German firms invested an additional €5.6 billion (US$6.46 billion) in China in the first half of 2026,
Far-right win in German election further shakes up China-EU relations (opens the original)
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Outcome could harden Berlin’s stance towards Beijing ahead of an October deadline for trade rebalancing, analysts say The landslide victory of a far-right party in a German state election has raised doubts about whether a politically weakened Berlin can remain a driving force behind the European Union’s increasingly tough approach to Beijing amid mounting trade tensions. During the weekend election in the country’s eastern state of Saxony-Anhalt, the far-right Alternative for Germany party (AfD)
Amid lack of grass lawns in China, the robotic mower sector chases EU market (opens the original)
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Once a niche market, sales of robot mowers in Europe have more than doubled in the past five years At least nine Chinese brands launched new robotic lawnmowers at this year’s IFA, Europe’s largest consumer electronics show, as the industry commits to continued expansion in the EU, despite an ongoing anti-dumping investigation by Brussels against their products. Chinese lawnmower makers turned one hall at IFA in Berlin – which ran from Friday to Tuesday – into a patchwork of artificial gardens, w
China’s youth job crisis drives graduates to German vocational apprenticeships (opens the original)
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Facing bleak employment prospects at home, some young Chinese workers are pursuing technical training abroad, but not all make it through Two years ago, Yuki Liu was a university student in the northern Chinese province of Hebei, studying traditional Chinese music and the pipa – a pear-shaped Chinese lute – weighing the usual paths considered by her peers: postgraduate degree or civil service exam. Today, her day begins at 1am in Germany. While many people sleep, she is already working as an app
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