Despite action from the government, China’s air pollution problem is more prominent than ever. In an effort to tackle the issue, the Chinese population are making lifestyle choices that will minimise their contribution to the problem, from buying electric cars to hopping on a bike.

Grab in Southeast Asia, Ola in India, and Lyft in the US – as ride-hailing becomes an increasingly lucrative sector, Uber’s competition is getting stiff. The world’s most popular private driver app is now bowing out of China, where it’s experienced significant losses in a face-off with Didi Chuxing.

Car experts think that Europe is already experiencing 'peak car'. With smartphones and the internet offering young people freedom, renting rather than owning feels more appropriate to free-wheeling Gen Y. Could Audi’s sharing scheme signal a turning point in the industry?

With a reputation for quality, foreign brands dominate Chinese technology markets. But in 2014, homegrown Xiaomi overtook Samsung and Apple to become the biggest smartphone manufacturer in China. How did a Chinese company manage to build enough prestige to compete with the big boys?