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Nio starts rolling out NOP+ driver assist feature to all NT 2.0 cars
Nio vehicles on the NT 2.0 platform will be able to choose to turn on the NOP+ feature covering urban roads and highways in the settings after the in-vehicle system is upgraded to Banyan 2.6.0.
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Great Wall Motor delays target of 1 million annual overseas sales from 2025 to 2030
Great Wall Motor plans to achieve overseas sales of over 1 million units by 2030, with premium models accounting for more than 1/3 of the total, it said.
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China's new energy products do not have overcapacity, but undersupply, state paper says
China's new energy industry provides high-quality production capacity that enriches global supply and eases global inflationary pressures, and the world needs more of such high-qua…
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Nio website reveals more on Onvo sub-brand
A Nio website page that's only been available for a few hours describes the Onvo brand and the key features of the sub-brand's mobile app.
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BYD's net profit in Q1 down 47% from Q4 as car sales decline
BYD sold 626,263 NEVs in the first quarter, a 33.71 percent decrease from the fourth quarter of 2023 due to seasonal factors.
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Nio starts trial run of 150-kWh semi-solid battery packs, official operation to begin on Jun 1
Customers who rent a Nio vehicle for three or more days between May 1-31 will have the chance to experience the 150-kWh battery pack.
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Tesla clears key hurdle for assisted driving in China with Baidu deal, report says
Tesla is set to clear a key hurdle to launching advanced assisted driving features in China by partnering with Baidu on mapping and navigation features, Bloomberg reported.
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Xiaomi EV sees 10,000th mass-produced SU7 roll off line
Xiaomi EV has seen the 10,000th mass-produced SU7 roll off the production line, 32 days after the model was launched.
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Tesla passes data security requirements in China amid Elon Musk visit
This is expected to pave the way for the lifting of access restrictions on Tesla vehicles in some areas and the launch of the US EV maker's FSD in China.
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China offers incentives to boost old car replacements, analysts expect up to 2 million additional sales
China has issued policy details encouraging consumers to trade in old cars for new ones, starting to offer subsidies of up to RMB 10,000 ($1,380), effective by the end of the year.









