Phate Zhang

Phate is the founder and main author of CnEVPost. He has been reporting since 2009, mainly on macroeconomics and capital markets. He started his career at China Daily and Reuters. Contact via: phate@cnevpost.com.
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Nio signs partnership deal with Singapore hospitality operator Ascott

In China, Ascott currently owns and manages over 200 properties in 42 cities.

Nio to open new Nio House in NeoPark on Aug 28

The Nio House is Nio's largest in the world, with a corridor connecting directly to its F2 factory.

Zeekr files with Chinese securities regulator for US listing

Zeekr has submitted an overseas listing filing with the CSRC, planning to issue up to 926,074,300 ordinary shares and list on the New York Stock Exchange.

Chinese self-driving startup WeRide plans US IPO

WeRide's last funding round was in May, when it was valued at $3.3 billion post-investment in a Series C round.

BYD at Chengdu auto show: Seal DM-i and new Tang start pre-sale, Song L makes debut

Pre-sales of the Seal DM-i start at RMB 176,800, and the new Tang starts at RMB 250,000.

Nio shows full range of models at Chengdu auto show, no new EC6

The new EC6 was not unveiled at the Chengdu auto show, which starts today, and Nio didn't hold a press conference at the event like it did last year.

Li Auto to launch 1st BEV model, Li Mega, in Dec

Li Mega show cars will be available in stores next January, with deliveries beginning in February, Li Auto announced at the Chengdu auto show, which began today.

Tesla cuts price of power tailgate upgrade for Model 3 in China by $140

The Model 3 sedans Tesla produced in China in 2020 don't come with a power tailgate, and it started to allow owners to pay for an upgrade in February 2022.

Norwegian taxi firm Oslo Taxi reportedly picks Nio as 1st-choice supplier

Nio was chosen in large part because its vehicles have replaceable batteries, according to a Norwegian media report.

CPCA expects China Aug NEV retail sales to rise 9.2% MoM to 700,000

China's NEV penetration at retail is expected to be around 37.8 percent in August, up from 36.1 percent in July.