China Just Banned a Tesla-Style Car Feature , Could the U.S. Be Next?

New regulations will force Tesla and other automakers to redesign their EV for the Chinese market. Here is why the government is stepping in.

With well over 1.5 million Tesla vehicles on Chinese roads, the company sold roughly 657,000 units in 2024 and 626,000 in 2025, individual vehicle failures are statistically inevitable. A single Model ...

By assigning legal accountability to the driver, the objective is to curb excessive reliance on and misuse of ADAS systems ...

From earthquake warnings to bear attack alerts, Beijing is deploying a campaign of exaggeration and disinformation to punish ...

The crash involved two cars and a trailer lorry carrying limestone powder. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

If the legislation is approved, all new cars will need physical controls for certain features starting in 2027.

The Denza B8 large plug-in hybrid off-roader and Hyundai’s Elexio mid-size electric SUV are the latest vehicles to be awarded ...

China plans to ban Tesla-style yoke steering wheels from 2027, allowing only fully enclosed steering wheels under new safety regulations.

Raybe Oh Siew Hui, now 32, had suffered burns to over 80 per cent of her body when she tried to pull her fiance out of his car, which caught fire after crashing into a row of shophouses. She was ...

The hated auto start/stop feature is fading. Now there’s one more regulation from China that could actually make modern cars better.

The A1 has reopened in Northumberland after being shut for several hours following a serious two-car collision.