The UK car market is in a dangerous position, as demand for Chinese models continues to rise, Luke Chillingsworth argues.

Failure to combat a tide of EVs from China could cost tens of millions of jobs.

A major Chinese car company could soon build its models in the UK as part of a new agreement with a UK manufacturer.

Elon Musk and Tesla suffered a difficult end to 2025 with EU and UK electric car sales falling with China hot on their heels.

A new electric vehicle built by a top Chinese manufacturer is the "best value car" on UK roads.

China is bringing its best-selling car to the UK and it could be a major challenge to many European manufacturers.

Tesla has launched its new cheap Model 3 car in the UK with thousands of pounds lashed off the price of its standard model.

Battery electric vehicles (BEVs) accounted for 473,348 sales, or 23.43% of the market, reflecting a 23.9% rise in EV uptake.

Sales of Chinese brands have doubled in one year.

Used EVs have seen their prices plunge amid an influx of cheaper models from China.

Chinese vehicles are impressing British customers with new brands such as Jaecoo, Chery and MG offering a threat to traditional brands.

In a major climbdown, the European Commission confirmed car makers will no longer be forced to sell only zero-emissions vehicles.

China's latest Tesla rival can charge its battery in just 12 minutes and is set to launch in early 2026.

EXCLUSIVE: Resident car expert Christopher Sharp lived with the Chery Tiggo 8 for a weekend to see if it deserved it's car of the year title

Warnings have been stuck to the dashboards of hundreds of official vehicles used in the UK and overseas. Defence officials acted on the threat of spying by China on military vehicles.