Lei Kang
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Anhui plans legislation to further promote local NEV industry
Anhui's legislature has given the first review to a draft law on building local NEV clusters, China's first dedicated NEV-focused law.
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Baidu-Geely joint brand Jiyue says Jiyue 01 gets 9,856 orders in 6 hours after pre-sales begin
Jiyue announced the start of pre-sales of the Jiyue 01 at a launch event that began at 3 pm yesterday at a starting price of RMB 259,900.
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BYD launches Dolphin compact EV in Japan
The Dolphin is the second BYD EV offered in Japan after the Atto 3, with a starting price of around $24,570.
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Baidu and Geely's joint brand Jiyue begins pre-sales of debut model Jiyue 01
Jiyue 01 pre-sales start at RMB 259,900, and its first production vehicles rolled off the assembly line today at Geely's plant in Ningbo, Zhejiang province.
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Li Auto has no plans to make phones, CEO says
A prominent product manager in China's smartphone industry has joined Li Auto, sparking speculation that the carmaker may follow Nio and make phones.
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Shell opens its largest-ever charging station in Shenzhen, able to serve over 3,300 EVs per day
The site, operated by a joint venture between Shell and BYD, offers 258 fast-charging terminals.
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Tesla's 5 millionth vehicle rolls off line at Shanghai plant
That 5 millionth vehicle, a white, updated Model 3 sedan, rolled off the line at Tesla's Shanghai factory.
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Nio ET7 becomes official car for China import expo to be held in Nov
The annual China International Import Expo, co-hosted by China's Ministry of Commerce and the Shanghai government, is the world's first import-themed national expo.
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Zeekr sees cumulative deliveries exceed 150,000 units
To date, Zeekr has delivered more than 72,052 vehicles so far this year. It is aiming to double deliveries this year from last year to about 140,000 vehicles.
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FAW to begin mass production of models with Mobileye assisted driving system in 2024
FAW and Mobileye plan to start mass production of SuperVision-equipped models by the end of 2024, and vehicles with the hands-off, eyes-off Chauffeur technology are scheduled for mass production by the end of 2025.









