Phate Zhang
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Li Auto reaches milestone of 1 millionth car delivery
Li Auto reached 1 millionth vehicle delivery milestone, meaning 24,824 vehicles have been delivered so far this month.
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FSD's China entry could come later than Tesla's projected Q1 2025, report hints
Tesla said last month that it expected to launch FSD in China in the first quarter of 2025, but people familiar said the rollout progress is not expected to mirror the speed as it planned, according to China Daily.
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Deutsche Bank expects Xpeng P7+ sales to average 6,000 units per month
Deutsche Bank also expects Xpeng to launch six products in 2025 and an additional four new products in 2026.
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Apple secretly worked with BYD on EV battery before dropping car project, report says
Apple and BYD worked together around 2017 to develop a battery system using LFP cells, a technology designed to last longer and be safer than typical EV batteries at the time, according to Bloomberg.
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Zeekr enters Australian market with launch of Zeekr X electric SUV
Zeekr officially entered the Australian market with the launch of the Zeekr X in Australia on October 15, and gave the Zeekr 009 MPV its local debut.
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China EV insurance registrations for week ending Oct 13: Nio 4,700, Tesla 8,500, Xiaomi 4,600, BYD 106,200
Li Auto saw 13,400 insurance registrations last week, Xpeng 3,900, Zeekr 5,500, Leapmotor 8,700 and Aito 7,100.
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Zeekr to formally launch Mix on Oct 23 in new effort aimed at families
Zeekr will officially launch the five-seat Zeekr Mix on October 23, aiming to create a new mobility lifestyle for families.
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Regulatory filing: Changan files for battery swap-enabled electric sedan
The Changan Oshan 520's support for battery swap has sparked some speculation that the electric sedan could come from the Nio battery swap alliance, but that seems unlikely.
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Regulatory filing: Nio files for ET9 sedan, paving way for formal launch
Nio's executive flagship sedan, the ET9, has entered a regulatory filing to pave the way for deliveries to begin in the first quarter of 2025.
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Tesla again allows limited-time FSD transfers in China
Tesla is allowing Chinese customers who buy its vehicles on or before December 31 to transfer their original FSD to a new vehicle for free. The last time the window was available was from February 7 to March 31.









