Phate Zhang
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China EV insurance registrations for week ending Jul 14: Nio 3,400, Tesla 11,400, Xiaomi 2,300, BYD 61,800
Xpeng had 1,700 insurance registrations last week, Li Auto 11,300, Zeekr 3,300 and Aito 9,400.
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Leapmotor reaches 400,000 deliveries milestone
This means Leapmotor has delivered 7,480 vehicles so far in July. It delivered 20,116 vehicles in June, up 10.74 percent from May.
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Chengdu hints at stopping hybrids from getting same treatment as BEVs
Chengdu, one of China's cities with the highest number of car ownership, will look into including hybrid vehicles in the restriction on fuel vehicles.
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SAIC's MG brand eyeing Spain for its 1st EV plant in Europe, report says
MG will make a decision by September 30, targeting the fourth quarter of 2027 to produce its first vehicle at the European plant, according to a report in Spanish media outlet Europa Press.
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Li Auto brings HD map-free NOA feature in latest software update
HD map-free NOA does not rely on information including HD maps, and is available on roads where navigation is available, Li Auto said.
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Nio shows off ET9's chassis capabilities in new video, teases new Nio Phone coming soon
Nio's new video shows the phone making a tabletop soccer ball on the roof move by controlling the ET9's suspension. The second-generation Nio Phone is expected to be launched at the end of this month.
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Zeekr to launch updated Zeekr 009 MPV in HK on Jul 19
On July 19, the all-new Zeekr 009 will be launched globally in Hong Kong, and will be available in 6-seat and 7-seat options.
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Xpeng reportedly to launch at least 4 EVs in 2025, including new models and facelifts
Xpeng will launch facelifted models of the G6, P7i and G9, as well as a joint model with Didi, in 2025, according to local media.
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Regulatory filing: Xpeng P7+ core specs revealed
The Xpeng P7+ measures 5,056 mm in length, which is longer than the P7i's 4,888 mm. The model does not come with LiDARs.
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Xiaomi gets car-making qualification, regulatory filing shows
Xiaomi has re-filed for the SU7, with the manufacturer becoming Xiaomi itself instead of the previous BAIC.









