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  1. Wie viel #China steckt wirklich in #Volvo? Die Antwort überrascht! | #dieKillometterfresser

    Im Rahmen der Fahrveranstaltung zum neuen Volvo EX60 haben wir die Chance ergriffen und bei Michael - dem #PR Chef von #Volvo #Cars Deutschland - nachgefragt: Wie chinesisch ist #Volvo jetzt wirklich und was macht #Geely mit der #Traditionsmarke aus #Schweden? Die Antworten haben uns überrascht und wir sind sehr gespannt auf euer Feedback!

    @dieKilometerfresser

    youtube.com/watch?v=4HzD1skKh4E

  2. Wie viel #China steckt wirklich in #Volvo? Die Antwort überrascht! | #dieKillometterfresser

    Im Rahmen der Fahrveranstaltung zum neuen Volvo EX60 haben wir die Chance ergriffen und bei Michael - dem #PR Chef von #Volvo #Cars Deutschland - nachgefragt: Wie chinesisch ist #Volvo jetzt wirklich und was macht #Geely mit der #Traditionsmarke aus #Schweden? Die Antworten haben uns überrascht und wir sind sehr gespannt auf euer Feedback!

    @dieKilometerfresser

    youtube.com/watch?v=4HzD1skKh4E

  3. US Top News and Analysis | Stellantis’ Leapmotor partnership points to a wider — and riskier— industry gamble

    AI generated summary, Read the full article for complete information.

    Stellantis has expanded its strategic partnership with Chinese electric‑vehicle maker Leapmotor, enabling Leapmotor to begin production of a model for the European market by 2028 and to co‑develop an electric SUV under the Opel brand at Stellantis’ Zaragoza plant in Spain. The deal gives Stellantis a boost to its European operations while allowing Leapmotor to sidestep EU “Made in Europe” requirements and avoid tariffs on Chinese EV imports. It mirrors a broader trend of Western automakers—such as Ford and Volkswagen—seeking Chinese collaborations to cut costs and navigate the costly shift to electric vehicles. Analysts view the partnership as a short‑term win‑win but warn that growing reliance on Chinese brands could pose long‑term risks for legacy manufacturers if it enhances Chinese brand awareness and undermines European firms’ own EV development.

    Read more: cnbc.com/2026/05/13/autos-stel

    #Stellantis #Leapmotor #Geely #JuliaPoliscanova #EU

  4. The following hashtags are trending across South African Mastodon instances:

    #ev
    #geely
    #tia

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  5. The following hashtags are trending across South African Mastodon instances:

    #ev
    #geely
    #tia

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  6. The following hashtags are trending across South African Mastodon instances:

    #ev
    #geely
    #tia

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  7. The following hashtags are trending across South African Mastodon instances:

    #devconf2026
    #ev
    #geely
    #tia
    #work

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  8. The following hashtags are trending across South African Mastodon instances:

    #devconf2026
    #ev
    #geely
    #tia
    #work

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  9. The following hashtags are trending across South African Mastodon instances:

    #devconf2026
    #ev
    #geely
    #tia
    #work

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  10. The following hashtags are trending across South African Mastodon instances:

    #devconf2026
    #yesterday
    #geely
    #dreamed
    #womenshealth
    #donations
    #internationalnursesday
    #ind2026
    #ournursesourfuture
    #womensministry

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  11. The following hashtags are trending across South African Mastodon instances:

    #devconf2026
    #yesterday
    #geely
    #dreamed
    #womenshealth
    #donations
    #internationalnursesday
    #ind2026
    #ournursesourfuture
    #womensministry

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  12. The following hashtags are trending across South African Mastodon instances:

    #devconf2026
    #yesterday
    #geely
    #dreamed
    #womenshealth
    #donations
    #internationalnursesday
    #ind2026
    #ournursesourfuture
    #womensministry

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  13. The following hashtags are trending across South African Mastodon instances:

    #yesterday
    #geely
    #dreamed

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  14. The following hashtags are trending across South African Mastodon instances:

    #yesterday
    #geely
    #dreamed

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  15. The following hashtags are trending across South African Mastodon instances:

    #yesterday
    #geely
    #dreamed

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  16. Geely agrees deal for part of Ford Valencia plant – report

    Geely has agreed to acquire part of Ford’s Almussafes plant in Valencia, Spain, and plans to build one…
    #Spain #ES #Europe #Europa #EU #Valencia #Ford #Geely #TribunadeAutomoción #vehicletechnologies
    europesays.com/spain/18885/

  17. Geely set to acquire Spanish Ford body hall to build EU EVs

    Geely sticks to its promise not to build wholly-new plants, while Ford tightens its bonds with Chinese automotive.…
    #Europe #EU #EuropeanUnion #FordMotorCompany #Geely #StewartBurnett
    europesays.com/europe/34199/

  18. Geely to acquire Ford Spain facility for European EV expansion, report says

    Geely plans to use the line to produce a model based on the GEA architecture, likely a localized…
    #Europe #EU #European #Ford #Geely #GeelyGlobal
    europesays.com/europe/34107/

  19. Chinese EV Makers Target European Buyers at 2026 Beijing Auto Show | SCMP Report – News and Statistics

    May 7, 2026 Chinese electric vehicle manufacturers BYD, Geely, and Xpeng are presenting attention-grabbing models at the Beijing…
    #Europe #EU #AlixPartners #AutonomousDriving #Beijingautoshow #BYD #CheryAutomobile #electricvehicle #European #EV #Geely #smartelectricvehicle #Xpeng
    europesays.com/europe/33941/

  20. TLDR on the new EV import rules: In just 2 months, a lot of the popular EVs you see on the road now, will be illegal to sell. Those that are deemed legal to continue to sell, will no longer be sold in accordance to the previous min floor price of 100k MYR - they are forced to be sold for over 300k.

    ---

    The kind of policy making you can expect from a 3rd world country. Changes to new rules on imported EVs to take effect in just 2 months when you'd expect at least a year for something so incredibly drastic and disruptive, and those changes themselves have been changed ~3 times over the last month alone - and these changes were meant to 'protect' 'local' car brands like
    #Proton (which is essentially China's #Geely), yet #Tesla which had an exclusive deal w this Malaysian government when they came here is expected to be exempted from these new rules.

    It's
    fine if this is all just to incentivise these (Chinese) car brands to set up local production here... but our dumbass government also made sure to update the rules for that too - to ensure that the new rules (on local production) does the absolute opposite and disincentivise local production by these companies, especially #BYD. The end result is, ultimately, either buy Proton's/#Perodua 's shitty EVs for cheap (i.e. overpriced for what they are), or buy the forced-to-be-expensive options from the other brands, that are now also incredibly limited due to the government also enforcing some sort of seemingly arbitrary minimum power requirements for these cars to be imported and sold here. OR, the easiest option most would opt for - just forget getting an #EV la, pointless.

    All in all, just your typical lanjiao governance from Malaysia.

    ▶️ https://xcancel.com/paultan/status/2051837781526426016

    ▶️ https://xcancel.com/meinmokhtar/status/2051996909074849835

    🔗 https://paultan.org/2026/05/06/miti-issues-new-rules-for-cbu-evs-effective-min-price-rm300k-245-ps-fr-july-promote-ckd-protect-proton

  21. TLDR on the new EV import rules: In just 2 months, a lot of the popular EVs you see on the road now, will be illegal to sell. Those that are deemed legal to continue to sell, will no longer be sold in accordance to the previous min floor price of 100k MYR - they are forced to be sold for over 300k.

    ---

    The kind of policy making you can expect from a 3rd world country. Changes to new rules on imported EVs to take effect in just 2 months when you'd expect at least a year for something so incredibly drastic and disruptive, and those changes themselves have been changed ~3 times over the last month alone - and these changes were meant to 'protect' 'local' car brands like
    #Proton (which is essentially China's #Geely), yet #Tesla which had an exclusive deal w this Malaysian government when they came here is expected to be exempted from these new rules.

    It's
    fine if this is all just to incentivise these (Chinese) car brands to set up local production here... but our dumbass government also made sure to update the rules for that too - to ensure that the new rules (on local production) does the absolute opposite and disincentivise local production by these companies, especially #BYD. The end result is, ultimately, either buy Proton's/#Perodua 's shitty EVs for cheap (i.e. overpriced for what they are), or buy the forced-to-be-expensive options from the other brands, that are now also incredibly limited due to the government also enforcing some sort of seemingly arbitrary minimum power requirements for these cars to be imported and sold here. OR, the easiest option most would opt for - just forget getting an #EV la, pointless.

    All in all, just your typical lanjiao governance from Malaysia.

    ▶️ https://xcancel.com/paultan/status/2051837781526426016

    ▶️ https://xcancel.com/meinmokhtar/status/2051996909074849835

    🔗 https://paultan.org/2026/05/06/miti-issues-new-rules-for-cbu-evs-effective-min-price-rm300k-245-ps-fr-july-promote-ckd-protect-proton

  22. TLDR on the new EV import rules: In just 2 months, a lot of the popular EVs you see on the road now, will be illegal to sell. Those that are deemed legal to continue to sell, will no longer be sold in accordance to the previous min floor price of 100k MYR - they are forced to be sold for over 300k.

    ---

    The kind of policy making you can expect from a 3rd world country. Changes to new rules on imported EVs to take effect in just 2 months when you'd expect at least a year for something so incredibly drastic and disruptive, and those changes themselves have been changed ~3 times over the last month alone - and these changes were meant to 'protect' 'local' car brands like
    #Proton (which is essentially China's #Geely), yet #Tesla which had an exclusive deal w this Malaysian government when they came here is expected to be exempted from these new rules.

    It's
    fine if this is all just to incentivise these (Chinese) car brands to set up local production here... but our dumbass government also made sure to update the rules for that too - to ensure that the new rules (on local production) does the absolute opposite and disincentivise local production by these companies, especially #BYD. The end result is, ultimately, either buy Proton's/#Perodua 's shitty EVs for cheap (i.e. overpriced for what they are), or buy the forced-to-be-expensive options from the other brands, that are now also incredibly limited due to the government also enforcing some sort of seemingly arbitrary minimum power requirements for these cars to be imported and sold here. OR, the easiest option most would opt for - just forget getting an #EV la, pointless.

    All in all, just your typical lanjiao governance from Malaysia.

    ▶️ https://xcancel.com/paultan/status/2051837781526426016

    ▶️ https://xcancel.com/meinmokhtar/status/2051996909074849835

    🔗 https://paultan.org/2026/05/06/miti-issues-new-rules-for-cbu-evs-effective-min-price-rm300k-245-ps-fr-july-promote-ckd-protect-proton

  23. TLDR on the new EV import rules: In just 2 months, a lot of the popular EVs you see on the road now, will be illegal to sell. Those that are deemed legal to continue to sell, will no longer be sold in accordance to the previous min floor price of 100k MYR - they are forced to be sold for over 300k.

    ---

    The kind of policy making you can expect from a 3rd world country. Changes to new rules on imported EVs to take effect in just 2 months when you'd expect at least a year for something so incredibly drastic and disruptive, and those changes themselves have been changed ~3 times over the last month alone - and these changes were meant to 'protect' 'local' car brands like
    #Proton (which is essentially China's #Geely), yet #Tesla which had an exclusive deal w this Malaysian government when they came here is expected to be exempted from these new rules.

    It's
    fine if this is all just to incentivise these (Chinese) car brands to set up local production here... but our dumbass government also made sure to update the rules for that too - to ensure that the new rules (on local production) does the absolute opposite and disincentivise local production by these companies, especially #BYD. The end result is, ultimately, either buy Proton's/#Perodua 's shitty EVs for cheap (i.e. overpriced for what they are), or buy the forced-to-be-expensive options from the other brands, that are now also incredibly limited due to the government also enforcing some sort of seemingly arbitrary minimum power requirements for these cars to be imported and sold here. OR, the easiest option most would opt for - just forget getting an #EV la, pointless.

    All in all, just your typical lanjiao governance from Malaysia.

    ▶️ https://xcancel.com/paultan/status/2051837781526426016

    ▶️ https://xcancel.com/meinmokhtar/status/2051996909074849835

    🔗 https://paultan.org/2026/05/06/miti-issues-new-rules-for-cbu-evs-effective-min-price-rm300k-245-ps-fr-july-promote-ckd-protect-proton