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  • BYD Shenzhen car carrier sets sail as BYD increases shipping capacity to global markets

    In the first quarter, BYD's car carriers have shipped more than 25,000 NEVs to overseas markets.

  • Nio Firefly to launch in Europe in Jun-Aug, right-hand drive version ready by Oct

    By the end of this year, Firefly will be in about 20 overseas markets, Nio president said.

  • BYD, Saudi Aramco sign deal to collaborate on NEV technologies

    Saudi Aramco and BYD have signed a joint development agreement aimed at boosting the development of innovative technologies.

  • CATL unveils sodium-ion, 12C Shenxing, Freevoy dual-power batteries to show tech muscle

    CATL has showcased its latest innovations ahead of the Shanghai auto show, as it tries to push the "boundaries" even further.

  • Nio Firefly won't have dedicated swap stations in strategy shift

    Firefly vehicles will be connected to Nio's next-generation battery swap stations, instead of Nio's original plan to have dedicated demonstration stations in the initial phase.

  • Nio targets Firefly to contribute 10% of sales

    Nio management said orders for Firefly were in line with expectations, and as before avoided talking about specific numbers.

  • Avatr officially launches 06 sedan with starting price of $28,750

    The Avatr 06 is Avatr's second sedan after the Avatr 12, and the 3rd Avatr model to be offered in both BEV and EREV variants.

  • Zeekr launches 009 Grand Collector's Edition in bigger bet on luxury car market

    The Zeekr 009 Grand Collector's Edition is priced a further 14 percent higher than the luxurious Zeekr 009 Grand, with deliveries set to begin in June.

  • Nio Firefly officially launches 1st model, starts at $16,410 in China

    Deliveries of Firefly cars will begin on April 29, with a BaaS battery rental purchase option available on August 1.

  • BYD Denza to unveil concept supercar at next week's Shanghai auto show

    The concept supercar car has the ultimate pure styling and world-leading technologies, said the head of Denza.