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Yujie Xue

Hong Kong, Shenzhen
As seen in: Greenpeace, MSN, MSN Singapore, MSN Malaysia, Wiley Online Library, Yahoo News Malaysia, Yahoo Singapore, Nikkei Asia, South China Morning Post, ACS Publications, BMC Cancer and
International Communications Officer @Greenpeace @GreenpeaceEAsia. Formerly @SCMPNews, @SixthTone. #SOPAwards2019 #SOPAwards2020 winner. @bualumni.

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Greenpeace Webinar: Can Legacy Automakers Keep Up with Southeast Asia’s EV Boom?

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By Yujie Xue
| Greenpeace Verified
Southeast Asia’s automotive market is undergoing a massive shift. The region, long dominated by Japanese carmakers, is now being rapidly reshaped by the rise of electric vehicles (EVs). It raises a pressing question for legacy automakers like Toyota and Honda: can they adapt quickly enough to stay relevant? On June 24, Greenpeace Japan hosted an online seminar focused on Indonesia’s fast-growing EV market and implications for traditional Japanese automakers.
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The AI boom is quietly choking people in East Asia

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By Yujie Xue
| QOSHE
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Oil Shocks Are Rewriting Southeast Asia’s Auto Market for Legacy Carmakers

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By Yujie Xue
| The Diplomat Magazine Verified
Energy volatility due to the ongoing war in the Middle East is doing more than rattling global markets – it could rewrite the rules of the road in Southeast Asia. Since the fighting began in late February, oil prices have risen sharply and exhibited significant volatility. These recurring energy crises are a structural consequence of the reliance on fossil fuels, especially in regions like Southeast Asia, which imports 60 percent of its oil from the Middle East.
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