Lei Kang
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Honda starts warming up for Ye brand's 1st EV model, Ye S7, in China
Honda launched the Ye brand in China on April 16, saying it would launch the Ye S7 and Ye P7 at the end of this year and mass-produce the Ye GT in 2025.
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Regulatory filing: Chery files for Luxeed R7 SUV built with Huawei
The Luxeed R7 has a range of up to over 800 kilometers and the battery suppliers are CATL and CALB.
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Regulatory filing: BYD files for new hybrid SUV Sealion 05
The hybrid Sealion 05 will be the second model in the Sealion lineup after the Sealion 07 EV, and is slightly smaller in size than the Tesla Model Y.
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CATL plans to raise $1.5 billion fund to build its global supply chain, report says
The offshore fund will help CATL finance the corporate ecosystem needed to expand production in Europe and other foreign markets, according to the Financial Times.
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China's 2024 NEV sales expected to reach 11.5 million, says CAAM secretary-general
A total of 11.5 million units means that China's NEV sales will exceed the 10 million mark for the first time in 2024, representing a growth rate of 22 percent.
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MG unveils new electric sports car MG Cyber GTS at Goodwood Festival of Speed in UK
The MG Cyber GTS, unveiled at the Goodwood Festival of Speed 2024 in the UK, is a two-door, four-seat hardtop sports car.
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Geely's electric pickup brand Radar opens 1st overseas subsidiary in Thailand
Radar's products will operate in Thailand under the new brand name Riddara and will be presented at the 41st Thailand international auto show, which will be held in November.
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Tesla Model 3 wait time in China gets slightly longer, Model Y unchanged
Model 3 wait time went from 1-4 weeks to 2-4 weeks, Model Y remains unchanged at 1-3 weeks.
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China NEV retail at 130,000 in Jul 1-7, up 3% from same period last month
China's NEV retail penetration stood at 47.44 percent in July 1-7, and 41.95 percent year-to-date.
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China EV battery installations in Jun: CATL's share 45.06%, BYD 25.32%
CATL's share increased by 1.19 percentage points in June compared to May, while BYD decreased by 3.65 percentage points.









