Phate Zhang
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Huawei's auto business rakes in more revenue in H1 2024 than past 2 years combined, report says
Huawei's Intelligent Automotive Solutions business unit saw revenue reach RMB 10 billion as of early July, according to local media.
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Nio reportedly to scale back car purchase incentives next week
Nio will reduce discounts by RMB 3,000 for the ET5 and ET5 Touring and RMB 5,000 for the ES6 and EC6 on July 22, according to local media.
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German luxury brands back away from China's auto market price war
BMW was the first to withdraw from the price war in China's car market, scaling back incentives, with Mercedes-Benz and Audi following suit.
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Huawei's HIMA unit plugs into Nio's charging network
To date, brands under the Huawei HIMA umbrella include Aito, Luxeed, and Stelato, which delivered a total of 46,141 vehicles in June.
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Great Wall's Tank brand to halt production till end of Jul amid high temperatures
China has entered a hot spell this month, with temperatures expected to exceed 35 degrees Celsius in nearly 20 regions today. It's not clear if other local car makers' factories have also been affected.
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Tesla Model 3 wait time in China further extended to 3-5 weeks
The latest wait times in China for all three variants of the Model 3 are 3-5 weeks, extended from the previous 2-4 weeks. The Model Y remains unchanged at 1-3 weeks.
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Autotech startup Nullmax launches new tech to tackle self-driving challenges in more human-like ways
Nullmax has launched Nullmax Intelligence and plans to launch full-scenario intelligent driving solutions based on the technology by 2025.
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Nio reaches 50 swap stations in Europe
As of July 15, Nio had 15 battery swap stations in Norway and 17 in Germany, according to data compiled by CnEVPost.
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BYD plans to build EV plant in Cambodia with annual capacity of 20,000 units
Cambodia's Prime Minister met with BYD's general manager of the Asia Pacific auto sales head, saying BYD's plant in Cambodia will supply the local market and exports to international markets.
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'Crisis event' made Xiaomi decide to join car-making bandwagon, says CEO
Xiaomi CEO Lei Jun didn't mention what the crisis event was, and he is expected to elaborate in a presentation this Friday.









