Phate Zhang
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Xpeng delivers record 36,695 cars in Dec, Q4 deliveries exceed guidance
In the fourth quarter, Xpeng delivered a record 91,507 cars, exceeding the upper end of its guidance range of 87,000 to 91,000 units.
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Zeekr delivers record 27,190 cars in Dec, targets 320,000 for 2025
Zeekr's deliveries in December were its fourth consecutive record month, bringing full-year 2024 deliveries to 222,123 units.
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Onvo L60 delivery wait time halved to 4-6 weeks
Delivery wait time for the Onvo L60 has been reduced to 4-6 weeks from 8-10 weeks previously, after the model saw record insurance registrations last week.
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Rox Motor delivers record 1,268 cars in Dec
This is the first time Rox Motor has announced delivery figures, saying it is the sixth consecutive month of sequential growth.
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Shanghai to continue offering free license plates for BEVs in 2025
Shanghai has extended its policy of providing free license plates for purely electric vehicles for another year and relaxed the requirements for applicants.
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Xiaomi delivers over 135,000 cars in 2024, targets 300,000 in 2025
Xiaomi is building the second phase of its Beijing plant, and the combined capacity with the first phase of the plant is 300,000 units.
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Li Auto sees total deliveries in 2024 reach 500,000 units
Li Auto reached its 500,000th delivery in 2024 today at 18:18 Beijing Time, meaning it has delivered around 58,000 vehicles so far this month.
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Tesla recalls 77,650 locally produced cars and 63 imported ones in China
Tesla is recalling 77,650 locally built cars in China for a faulty tire pressure monitoring system, as well as 63 imported vehicles for airbag safety concerns.
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China EV insurance registrations by brand for week ending Dec 29: Nio 6,500, Onvo 4,200, Tesla 18,600, BYD 72,100
Xiaomi had 6,700 insurance registrations last week, Li Auto 13,400, Xpeng 10,100, Zeekr 8,900, Leapmotor 9,200 and Aito 8,200.
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Xpeng CEO sets tone for 2025 in internal letter, expects price war to resume in Jan
Xpeng CEO has revealed the company's key tasks for 2025 and his view of the market in an internal letter, telling employees to prepare for tougher competition.









