Lei Kang
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Li Auto laying off over 18% of its workforce, report says
Li Auto is reportedly undergoing massive layoffs that could involve more than 5,600 people, as sales fall short of expectations, according to local media.
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China NEV retail at 241,000 in May 1-12, up 10% from same period last month
China's retail penetration of NEVs was 43.11 percent in May 1-12, and 38.87 percent year-to-date.
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Baidu Apollo launches 6th-gen robotaxi with 60% lower cost
Baidu's self-driving ride hailing platform Apollo Go is close to break-even and aims to be profitable by 2025.
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BYD launches 1st pickup truck Shark in Mexico with starting price of $53,400
The BYD Shark can sprint from 0 to 100 km/h in 5.7 seconds and supports features including in-vehicle voice control and remote vehicle management.
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BYD Shark pickup's specs revealed ahead of debut
The BYD Shark can accelerate from 0 to 100 kilometers per hour in 5.7 seconds, with an NEDC battery range of 100 kilometers and a combined range of 840 kilometers.
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IM Motors launches new electric sedan IM L6, starting at $30,400 with semi-solid-state battery option
Deliveries of the regular variants of the IM L6 will begin at the end of May, while deliveries of the variant with semi-solid-state batteries are expected to begin in October.
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Regulatory filing: BYD files for Seal X hatchback
The model looks like a production version of the Ocean-M concept, and the final name could also be Seal 06 GT, Seal Mini, or Seal 05 EV.
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Chinese eVTOL maker Autoflight completes test flight at Shanghai Pudong Airport
The use of eVTOL aircraft can reduce the time it takes to reach the downtown from Pudong International Airport from 60-90 minutes to 10 minutes, Autoflight said.
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China EV battery installations in Apr: CATL share 44.65%, BYD 28.37%
CATL's share in April decreased by 0.22 percentage points from March, while BYD's increased by 1.58 percentage points.
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China sells 850,000 NEVs in Apr, down 3.7% from Mar, CAAM data show
Excluding exports, domestic NEV sales in April were 736,000 units, up 37.31 percent year-on-year but down 2.9 percent from March.









