Lei Kang
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Xiaomi's car project progresses beyond expectations, mass production set for H1 2024, CEO says
Spy photos of what is suspected to be Xiaomi's first model have been circulating on Weibo recently, showing the exterior and some of the interior design of the model.
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CATL's share in global EV battery market slips in Jan, BYD rises
CATL's battery installations rose 6.5 percent year-on-year in January, below the industry's growth rate of 18.1 percent.
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Nio Capital's portfolio firm Standard Robots closes new financing
Standard Robots aims to use driverless, robotics and artificial intelligence technologies to create efficient and flexible logistics solutions to help manufacturing companies improve productivity.
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BYD's Denza brand teases new model Denza N7
The Denza N7 SUV is expected to be released in the first half of this year and is expected to target a market of around 400,000 yuan ($57,800).
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Changan's EV brand Shenlan unveils its Model Y rival, S7
Shenlan's first model is a rival to Tesla's Model 3 and has delivered a total of 37,328 units since deliveries began in late August.
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CATL's capacity utilization sliding, report says
For power battery makers, it's important to keep production lines running consistently, so a price war for batteries is long expected, industry watchers said.
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Xpeng apologizes after in-car app asks user to do facial recognition using outside camera
Xpeng said this was because the third-party app triggered a risk control policy when the user tried to log in, thus requiring facial recognition.
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Li Auto spotted building 800 V high-voltage superchargers
By 2025, Li Auto will have 3,000 supercharging stations, which will cost a total of RMB 10 billion, the company's CEO said last week.
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Nio offers incentive to encourage battery pack upgrades to long range
Nio is looking to increase the use of its battery upgrade service as owner demand for driving trips increases with the arrival of spring.
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Lithium carbonate prices to fall sharply as demand far below expectations, Li Auto CEO says
In January and February, insurance registrations for passenger cars in China were down more than 25 percent from a year earlier, Li Auto CEO said, citing insurance registration data.









