Breaking
Bumble drops women-first chat rule as dating apps seek engagement boost Jaissle 'bit scared' how refs will take 'emotional' touchline style Judge finds Kennedy Center owes musician $250,000 in legal fees All Blacks great Ma’a Nonu performs solo haka against New Zealand in South Africa tour match Nipple tape, pickle juice and dinosaurs: how I learned to love running, the unorthodox way India’s Yulu raises $93M as quick-commerce boom fuels e-bike demand Chinese automaker Chery buys Nissan plant in Africa as EV production shifts to new markets ‘Sometimes they credit the janitor. But not us’: what’s it like to be a child chaperone on a film set? Ex-Chinese Premier Zhu Rongji, architect of growth, dies of illness at 98 Putin threatens retaliation for Western seizures of Russian commercial vessels
NEWSREEL
The day, in 30-second reels.
--:--:--
Science / Reel
Science · Video brief

Chinese automaker Chery buys Nissan plant in Africa as EV production shifts to new markets

Chinese automaker Chery is set to revolutionize electric vehicle production in Africa by acquiring Nissan's former plant in South Africa. This strategic move aims to lower vehicle prices and boost local manufacturing, despite challenges lik...

AP News· Aug 12, 2026 · 12:58 PM · 1 views

Video won't play? Watch on YouTube →

Chinese automaker Chery is set to revolutionize electric vehicle production in Africa by acquiring Nissan's former plant in South Africa. This strategic move aims to lower vehicle prices and boost local manufacturing, despite challenges like infrastructure and policy uncertainty.

Full story and more reels: https://newsreel.video

#news #electricvehicles #Chery #Nissan #Africa #automotive #EVs

Originally reported by AP News. Read the full story →

More in Science

Science Scien
Science

I was enjoying growing vegetables. Then the climate crisis raised its ugly head | Bim Adewunmi

The Guardian· 1 hour ago
Science Scien
Science

Europe is the world’s fastest warming continent. What is to blame?

The Guardian· 4 hours ago
Science Scien
Science

India’s small steelmakers could save money and cut emissions with switch to renewable power

AP News· 4 hours ago

0 Comments

No comments yet. Be the first.