Australia

Freshippo’s Own Brand Enteres Australia’s Asian Supermarket eBest

On September 11, Freshippo's self-owned brand products entered Australia's Asia Supermarket eBest.

CATL Wins Battery Project Contract in Western Australia

The government of Western Australia signed a contract with China's CATL to supply batteries for the Kwinana Battery and Collie Battery project.

Alibaba’s Jack Ma Appears in Australia

Social media users recently spotted Jack Ma, the billionaire founder of Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba, in a hotel in Melbourne, Australia. Fans snapped a photo of him browsing his phone and drinking Coke.

Chinese Tea Chain Mixue Opens First Store in Australia

After opening more than 20,000 stores in China, Mixue, a Chinese tea-based beverages brand, has been gradually investing more resources in its overseas market expansion. Recently, its first store in Australia opened in Sydney.

BYD and Brazilian Auto Dealer Saga Open First Store in Brasilia

Shenzhen-based automaker BYD announced on October 26 that it has opened its first store in Brazil's capital city, co-built with leading domestic auto dealer Saga. Up to now, BYD has established 10 dealerships in Brazil and has obtained franchise rights in 31 of its major cities.

China-Made Tesla Model Y Named Australia’s Best-Selling SUV in Sept

During September, Tesla's Model Y became the top-selling SUV model in Australia and ranked among the top three best-selling vehicles overall in the country. At the same time, the Model Y became the top-selling vehicle in New Zealand.

BYD Launches Yuan Plus, Reaches Cooperation With Uzbekistan’s UzAuto

The BYD Yuan Plus, the first A-class SUV from the Shenzhen-based company's all-electric e-platform 3.0, on February 19 simultaneously entered the Chinese and Australian markets.

DiDi Ride-Share Coming to 20 More Cities in Australia

DiDi will launch its ride-share service in 20 new Australian locations on August 10.

JD.com Closes Down Australia Office Just Over a Year After Opening

China's second largest e-commerce company JD.com quietly closed down its office in Melbourne after a little over a year of operation, putting the company's CEO Liu Qiangdong's ambitious expansion plans into the southern hemisphere on hold.

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