Uber China and Guangzhou Automobile Group Co., Ltd. inked a strategic deal in equity investment, automobile sales, service, finance, marketing, and new energy car development.

Telsa knows that even if it can sell its cars in China, nobody will by them if there are no means by which to readily recharge the cars' electric batteries.

In response to an American social justice organization's claim that China-based car manufacturer BYD is not treating its workers well, the company says it is "perplexed".

Hong Kong's Environmental Protection Department announced the approval of 13 applications for funding support on the trial of green and innovative transport technologies under the Pilot Green Transport Fund.

U.S.-based electric car firm Zap is working in Shanghai to develop eco-friendly transportation.

Chinese automaker Chery Automobile has released its first 100% electric vehicle, Riich M1-EV, at the 25th World Electric Vehicle Symposium and Exposition held in Shenzhen.

According to Wan Gang, China's minister of science and technology, China's output of electric cars will hit one million by 2020.