July 20 (Reuters) - Chinese electric vehicle brands Neta and Zeekr inflated sales in recent years to hit aggressive targets, with Neta doing so for more than 60,000 cars, according to documents ...

Chinese electric vehicle manufacturers Neta and Zeekr have reportedly inflated their sales figures to meet monthly and quarterly targets. To achieve higher ...

Geely-owned Zeekr, Toyota, and mainland EV maker Xpeng rounded out the top six in the first half. Together, the top six ...

Zeekr and Neta have been exposed as having their hands deep in the zero-mileage scheme that Chinese regulators are cracking ...

Chinese EV brands Neta and Zeekr are under scrutiny for inflating sales figures by insuring vehicles before they were sold to ...

The ranks of global automakers have swelled in the last few years, with many new competitors emerging in the Asian markets.

More than two in every five new cars sold in Australia will be made in China within a decade, driven by demand for hybrid and electric options, and falling prices offered by Chinese brands.

Chinese vehicle sales have seemingly exploded across the world (save for the U.S.), but it looks like at least some of that ...

Chinese car brands have been like a rising dragon from the Far East, taking the world by storm with record-breaking sales ...

Uber struck a robotaxi deal with Chinese tech giant Baidu to deploy thousands of autonomous vehicles in multiple markets ...

Almost half of new vehicles sold in Australia could be made in China within a decade, a study has found, as the nation moves ...