Yvonne Tang

  • Tesla, Nio supplier CATL to build manufacturing base in Shanghai

    CATL and the Shanghai government signed an agreement to build a manufacturing base in the city that is expected to make it more convenient for Tesla's battery supply.

  • Xpeng establishes intelligent manufacturing company in Wuhan

    On July 31, Xpeng's new factory project in Wuhan Economic and Technological Development Zone was launched.

  • Citi initiates coverage on Li Auto with Buy rating and HK$165 price target

    Citi has initiated coverage of Li Auto's Hong Kong shares with a Buy rating and a HK$165 price target. Li Auto closed at HK$106.3 on Tuesday, and the price target implies a 55 percent upside.

  • Auto chip shortage fears return as Malaysia's Covid-19 outbreak worsens

    The tight supply of automotive chips, which had eased in recent months, seems to have returned.

  • Police back Nio's claim that it did not redact accident vehicle data

    Nio previously denied claims that its technician had private access to the vehicles involved in a fatal accident. Now, remarks from the police give it support.

  • BYD's average selling price has surpassed VW's in China

    In July, BYD's cars reached an average selling price of about RMB 156,000, nearly RMB 10,000 higher than VW's.

  • Entrepreneur died in Nio ES8 crash 'trusted' NOP so much he used it for 52% of his July driving miles

    The young entrepreneur who died in the crash drove a total of 5,960 kilometers in July and used NOP for 52.2 percent of the miles, according to the car's driving data.

  • China's July auto exports hit another record high, with NEVs contributing 31.5%

    China exported 140,000 passenger cars in July, up 16.8 percent from the previous month and 2.1 times higher year-over-year.

  • Shanghai sees 133,000 new energy vehicles registered in H1

    By the end of June, Shanghai had 513,000 new energy vehicles, of which 235,000 were pure electric vehicles.

  • Tesla reaches 7,000 Superchargers in Chinese mainland

    Tesla installed its first Supercharger in China in Shanghai in April 2014.