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Sichuan Tengzhong Heavy Industrial Machinery Co said on Monday that it has agreed with General Motors to push back the deadline its purchase of the Hummer brand by a month to the end of February.
A joint venture partner of Ford Motor Co. said Sunday it has resumed making buses in China after determining that the gas pedal assembly doesn't have the same problem that forced a recall of millions of Toyota vehicles. 
Toyota's recall may undermine Chinese consumers' trust
Toyota is likely to face a trust crisis in China following a massive recall of several models over problems with sticking accelerators in the United States, Europe and China, industry analysts have said.
The municipal government of Beijing is insisting current car prohibitions in the Chinese capital have been a success and led to less congestion and pollution, suggesting decision-makers will continue with the "no-car day" campaign this year.
German auto giant Volkswagen plans to build a 300,000-unit plant in Guangzhou with partner FAW Group Corp in a bid to grab more market share in south China, according to an anonymous source with knowledge of the project.
German premium carmaker BMW plans to build a research and development (R&D) center in China to enable its vehicles to better cater to local buyers.
2009 proved highly eventful in China's expanding automotive market. Here we present a brief round-up of the key developments in this dynamic sector.
German luxury carmaker Audi, owned by Volkswagen Group, plans to build additional production capacity in China to meet mounting demand in the world's biggest vehicle market.
China's vehicle sales may experience a significant slowdown this year because of a large base but growth in the sector is still expected to be impressive, the Ministry of Commerce said on Friday.
The last 200 Citroen taxis will leave the city's streets by May with electric taxis tipped to be introduced into the market according to proposals at the Beijing municipal people's congress.
State Grid Corp of China (SGCC), the nation's biggest electricity distributor, plans to construct 75 electric car recharging stations across 27 cities this year, as part of its plan to support fuel-efficient transportation, a company executive said yesterday.
Zhejiang Geely Holdings, the parent of Geely Automobile, aims to sign an agreement to buy Ford's Volvo unit by Feb 8 and complete the deal in May.
