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  • Xpeng sees 10,000th P7+ roll off line, 20 days after launch

    Xpeng said its plant is in full swing to expand capacity.

  • China Nov EV sales preview: Deutsche Bank expects Nio at 22,000, Tesla 80,000, BYD 520,000

    Deutsche Bank expects the Nio brand to deliver 17,000 units in November and the Onvo sub-brand 5,000 units.

  • Man who created rumor of BYD buying Nio detained

    The man used AI software to create the fake image and spread it online to boost the popularity of his own self-media account.

  • Pony AI debuts on Nasdaq at $5 billion valuation

    Pony AI raised $413 million in its US offering, making it the largest IPO in the autonomous driving space on the US stock market this year.

  • Onvo president reiterates confidence of delivering over 10,000 units in Dec

    Deliveries of the L60 are proceeding at a set pace with a goal of delivering more than 10,000 units in a single month in December, Onvo president said.

  • BYD asks suppliers to cut prices as China EV market set to see tougher competition

    BYD is asking some of its passenger car suppliers to lower their parts quotes, as it expects competition in the NEV market to be fiercer in 2025.

  • Huawei, JAC joint brand Maextro unveils S800 luxury sedan with estimated starting price of $137,870

    Maextro has started pre-sales of the S800 to target the luxury sedan market. Huawei today also launched the updated Luxeed S7, and a new Stelato S9 variant.

  • China EV insurance registrations for week ending Nov 24: Nio 4,000, Tesla 16,700, Xiaomi 4,600, BYD 95,900

    Li Auto had 11,600 insurance registrations last week, Xpeng 7,200, Zeekr 6,200, Leapmotor 9,100 and Aito 7,500.

  • CATL launches new batteries for heavy-duty commercial vehicles under Tectrans brand

    CATL has launched new batteries for heavy-duty commercial vehicles under its commercial vehicle battery brand Tectrans, after previously launching similar products for the logistics and electric bus industries.

  • EU officials say not yet close to deal with China on EV tariffs

    EU and Chinese officials are discussing alternatives to European tariffs on Chinese EVs, but no solution is imminent, Reuters quoted unnamed European officials as saying.