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Shenzhen produces nearly 2.94 million NEVs in 2024
Shenzhen produced 2,935,300 NEVs in 2024, a local official said.
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BYD showcases Sealion 07 EV in Japan, launch set for later this year
The Sealion 07 EV will enter the Japanese passenger car market this year and will be BYD's fourth model there after the Yuan Plus, Dolphin and Seal.
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Leapmotor launches C10 EREV in Europe, deliveries to begin in Mar
Leapmotor already has more than 400 sales outlets in 13 European countries, with plans to expand to 500 by the end of 2025.
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Deutsche Bank expects BYD to sell 5.52 million cars in 2025
Deutsche Bank forecasts the BYD brand to sell 5.1 million cars in 2025, Denza brand at 250,000 and Fang Cheng Bao at 160,000 cars.
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Regulatory filing: Zeekr files for 007 GT, its 2nd shooting brake model
The Zeekr 007 GT has dimensions similar to the Zeekr 007 sedan and is smaller than the Zeekr 001 shooting brake.
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Regulatory filing: BYD files for Han L, a performance beast
A BEV variant of the BYD Han L has a peak power of 230 kW for the front motor and 580 kW for the rear motor, capable of accelerating from 0 to 100 km/h in just 2.7 seconds.
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Regulatory filing: Xiaomi files for single-motor version of YU7, launch expected in summer
A month ago, Xiaomi made a filing for a dual-motor version of the YU7. Its launch is expected in June or July.
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Regulatory filing: Xpeng files for G7 SUV, size close to facelifted Model Y
The Xpeng G7 has the same wheelbase as Tesla's facelifted Model Y, with close and slightly larger overall dimensions. It is powered by LFP batteries supplied by CALB.
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Regulatory filing: Nio files for Firefly's 1st model, core specs revealed
Firefly's first model will be built at Nio's F2 plant, and the battery supplier is Sunwoda, marking the first time the battery maker has been among Nio's suppliers.
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Automakers' share of China NEV market in 2024: BYD tops with 34.1%, Tesla 3rd with 6.0%
Tesla sold 657,102 retail units in China in 2024, ranking third in the Chinese NEV market with a 6.0 percent share, according to the CPCA.









