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July 22, 2025 — By Global Auto Reports Desk MG is back with a bang — and the 2025 RX9 is proof. The newly launched MG RX9, a bold flagship SUV from the British-born, Chinese-backed automaker, has hit the global market with an impressive combination of cutting-edge design, muscular performance, and refined luxury , making it MG’s most ambitious vehicle yet. From its aggressive front grille to its sleek, coupe-like silhouette, the RX9 is not just an SUV — it's a statement . And with a well-balanced blend of technology and power, MG is clearly aiming to challenge the likes of Toyota Fortuner, Ford Everest, and even premium European rivals in select markets. Design: MG’s Boldest SUV Yet The 2025 MG RX9 boasts a commanding road presence. A massive front grille bordered by LED matrix headlights , bold air intakes, and muscular haunches make it look ready to charge. The SUV rides high on stylish 20-inch alloy wheels , and the sharp LED taillights at the rear give it a high-tech fi...

July 22, 2025 — By Auto Review Desk, Global Auto News In a market where drivers are increasingly looking for cost-effective, eco-friendly, and dependable vehicles, the 2020 Toyota Corolla Hybrid —assembled in China—has quietly emerged as a "wonder car" that ticks all the right boxes. Fuel Efficiency That Impresses At the heart of the Corolla Hybrid’s appeal is its exceptional fuel economy . Powered by Toyota’s 1.8-liter Atkinson-cycle petrol engine mated to an electric motor, the hybrid setup delivers a combined fuel consumption as low as 4.0 liters per 100 kilometers (approximately 58 mpg ). Whether you’re cruising through city traffic or taking a highway trip, the Corolla Hybrid offers smooth acceleration and responsive handling without guzzling fuel. Affordability with No Compromise on Quality Manufactured in Toyota’s Chinese joint venture plant (GAC Toyota or FAW Toyota) , this 2020 model benefits from lower production costs—translating into significant savings for...

Tesla Inc., the electric vehicle powerhouse led by Elon Musk, has officially launched its highly anticipated Model Y in Mumbai, marking a significant milestone in its expansion into the Indian automotive market. However, while the launch has generated excitement among EV enthusiasts, the hefty $70,000 (approx. ₹58 lakh) price tag may prove to be the biggest hurdle in driving widespread adoption. The Model Y, a compact electric SUV known for its sleek design, advanced autopilot features, and long-range capability of over 500 kilometers on a single charge, was unveiled in a high-profile event attended by tech leaders, auto dealers, and green mobility advocates. The vehicle promises zero-emissions performance, fast-charging capability, and seamless software updates—a hallmark of Tesla’s innovation. Despite its cutting-edge appeal, industry analysts say the Model Y’s premium pricing positions it firmly in the luxury segment, limiting its accessibility in a price-sensitive market like Ind...

CHINA TIM Motors CEO Leon Zhan Aims to End Tokunbo Dominance in Nigeria with Affordable Chinese Cars By [ IBI ], Lagos – July 21, 2025 Leon Zhan , the Chief Executive Officer of TIM Motors , has declared an ambitious plan to challenge Nigeria’s long-standing reliance on foreign-used vehicles—popularly known as Tokunbo —by offering brand-new, budget-friendly Chinese automobiles . “ We want to replace 10% to 20% of Nigerian used cars with Chinese new cars ,” Zhan said during an industry summit in Lagos, signaling a bold shift in strategy for Nigeria’s evolving automotive landscape. 🚗 TIM Motors' Strategy TIM Motors, a rising star in Nigeria’s automotive market, serves as the authorized distributor of three of China’s leading automotive brands: Geely Galaxy , MG , and Great Wall Motors . These brands offer stylish, technology-rich, yet affordable vehicles that are increasingly being embraced by cost-conscious African consumers seeking value without compromising reliability. ...

  🌍 World’s Largest EV Producer (China) to Establish Electric Vehicle (EV) Plant in Nigeria By Our Reporter, Abuja – July 21, 2025 In a landmark development marking a new chapter in Sino-Nigerian industrial collaboration, China—the world’s largest electric vehicle manufacturer—is set to establish an EV manufacturing plant in Nigeria , aligning with Nigeria’s ambitions for economic diversification, local processing, and green technology adoption.( interfaceafrica.co.uk ) 🔍 What Was Announced Chinese Ambassador to Nigeria, H.E. Yu Dunhai , confirmed the initiative during a courtesy visit to Dr. Dele Alake , Nigeria’s Minister of Solid Minerals Development. The plant is planned under a broader policy to industrialize Nigeria using domestic mineral resources—especially lithium—critical for EV battery production.( Businessday NG ) Ambassador Dunhai reiterated that Chinese firms are already heavily involved in Nigeria’s mining sector , and the government seeks to deepen coll...

  : 🚗 TIM Motors Targets Major Growth with Geely Galaxy, MG & Great Wall Motors in Nigeria By [IBI], Lagos – July 21, 2025 TIM Motors, a rapidly expanding auto company in Nigeria, is emerging as a powerhouse by pushing three top-tier Chinese auto brands— Geely Galaxy , MG , and Great Wall Motors —offering a compelling mix of affordability, advanced technology, and warranty-backed ownership. 📈 Ambitious Market Vision Speaking at a strategic growth summit in Lagos, CEO Leon Zhan projected Nigeria’s annual new car market to expand to 50,000 units within three years , with TIM Motors aiming to capture 10–20% market share in that timeframe. To reach this goal, the company plans to replace a significant portion of the used-car segment—currently dominated by imports from North America (500–600 units monthly)—with transparent, factory-new Chinese vehicles backed by financing and after-sales support.( Vanguard News ) 🔍 Why the Focus on Chinese Brands? TIM Motors leverages the stren...

  Chinese firms are mining lithium in Nigeria and selling finished electric vehicles into the country as the market hots up. Chinese companies are taking up positions at both ends of Nigeria’s clean energy supply chain in a bid to dominate the electric vehicle future of Africa’s most populous country. Two factories for the processing of lithium, a vital element in the batteries for electric vehicles, are planned in Nigeria this year, both backed by Chinese investors. One is a $600m facility under construction on the boundary of Kaduna and Niger states in the country’s north by Jiuling Lithium Mining Company, which is due to start production this quarter. Another, a $200m facility by Canmax Technologies located in Nasarawa state, just outside the capital, Abuja, will start in the third quarter. The Chinese firms have the majority stake, funding more than 80% of the ventures, with the minority stakes held by local investors. Founded in 2011, Jiuling has grown into a leading global su...