Lei Kang
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Xpeng announces dealer partnerships in 5 overseas markets, local deliveries to begin in Q2
Xpeng established dealer partnerships in the UAE, Egypt, Azerbaijan, Jordan and Lebanon, with plans to expand to other European markets including Germany, the UK, Italy and France this year.
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Zeekr to launch updated 001 on Feb 27; Zeekr 007 sees 10,000th car roll off line
The Zeekr 001, Zeekr's first model, was launched on April 17, 2021 and has been the company's main seller.
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China's NEV retail at 165,000 in Feb 1-17, down 44% from same period last month
China's NEV sales declined significantly in the first three weeks of February, mainly due to the Chinese New Year holiday.
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Buick launches updated Electra E4 in China with $4,180 lower starting price
Buick has become the latest to join the price war, with significant price cuts for all four trims of the Electra E4.
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Li Auto owners drive 74.73 million km with assisted driving in Chinese New Year break
From February 8-17, Li Auto owners drove 74.73 million kilometers with the AD assisted driving system turned on, including 49.54 million km of NOA mileage.
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Changan's NEV arm Deepal launches updated SL03 BEV with lower starting price
Deepal has lowered the starting price of the SL03 BEV by RMB 7,000 and is offering customers an additional RMB 10,000 cash discount.
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Battery maker Gotion plans to set up low-carbon tech institute in HK
Gotion plans to set up the institute with Hong Kong-listed Envision to conduct research on battery energy storage system technologies and business models.
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Li Auto's spring 2024 launch event to begin at 3:00 pm Beijing Time on Mar 1
Li Auto will launch its first BEV model, the Li Mega, as well as the 2024 L-series EREVs at the event.
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BYD says it will bolster R&D investment as engineers exceed 90,000
To date, BYD has more than 90,000 R&D engineers and has filed more than 48,000 patents worldwide, according to an announcement.
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China's NEV retail at 668,000 in Jan, down 29.5% from Dec
China's NEV penetration at retail was 32.8 percent in January, down 7.5 percentage points from 40.3 percent in December.









