Lei Kang
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Neta expects its Indonesian plant to see 1st car off line on Apr 30
Neta has already started production at its factory in Thailand and is building its third overseas plant in Malaysia.
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Neta to start deliveries of new SUV Neta L in Apr
The Neta L will be available in EREV and BEV versions and will feature CATL's ultra-fast charging-enabled Shenxing Battery.
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China's Feb NEV retail sales down 41% MoM to 401,000, preliminary CPCA data show
In February, China's retail sales of all passenger vehicles totaled 1.092 million units, down 21 percent year-on-year and down 47 percent from January.
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BYD starts construction of production complex in Brazil
BYD's Brazilian production base complex will start production in late 2024 to early 2025, with an expected annual capacity of 150,000 vehicles per year in the first phase.
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Global EV battery market share in Jan 2024: CATL 39.7%, BYD 14.4%
CATL's battery installations in January were 20.5 GWh, up 88.1 percent year-on-year, while BYD's were 7.4 GWh, up 34.4 percent year-on-year.
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Nio Q4 earnings: Deutsche Bank's 1st look
Nio reported mixed fourth-quarter results while providing a better than feared first-quarter outlook, said Deutsche Bank.
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Zeekr partners with local dealer to tap Philippine market
Zeekr will launch the Zeekr 001 and Zeekr X in the Philippines, with both models expected to begin local pre-sales and deliveries in the second quarter.
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HiPhi refutes Faraday Future's allegations of trade secret infringement
HiPhi said that the X, Y and Z series models that have been mass-produced were developed by the company itself, or jointly with supplier partners, and have its own intellectual property rights.
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Chinese autonomous driving startup Pony to set up JV in South Korea
Pony.ai plans to set up a joint venture with South Korea's GemVaxLink in Seoul within the year, which will deploy a fleet of autonomous vehicles in Seoul in the initial phase.
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China's Feb NEV wholesale at 450,000, down 34% from Jan, CPCA estimates show
February sales in China's auto market are expected to be the lowest of the year, the CPCA said.









