Phate Zhang
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Nio begins deliveries of 2024 models
Deliveries of 2024 ES8, EC7, ES6, EC6 and ET5 Touring models began on March 8 in several cities in China.
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Baidu-backed Jiyue starts offering car-buying incentives as China's EV price war rages on
Jiyue is offering a 3-year interest-free loan program for the Jiyue 01, which it said will save customers up to RMB 23,659.
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Li Auto aims to have over 5,000 supercharging stations by 2025
Over the next few years, Li Auto will invest more than RMB 6 billion in building supercharging stations, it said.
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Tesla sells 30,141 cars in China in Feb, down 24.4% from Jan
In the January-February period, Tesla's retail sales in China amounted to 70,022 units, up 15.23 percent year-on-year.
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Nio says NOP+ assisted driving feature coverage expands to 726 cities
To date, NOP+ has completed more than 1 million kilometers of road verification, Nio said.
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Polestar cuts Polestar 4's price in China by $8,340, but only for 100 units
In addition to the limited-time discount, Polestar is also offering other limited-time benefits for the Polestar 4 including free upgrades to the smart driving suite.
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Xpeng CEO asks execs to have 5,000 km of hands-on experience before flying cars go on sale
Xpeng's CEO believes the low-altitude economy will begin to make inroads into people's lives next year and the year after that, and will see it grow larger and larger over the next 5 to 20 years.
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Li Auto to launch all-electric SUV Li M6 to take on Tesla Model Y, report says
Li Auto is expected to start delivering the Li M6 BEV in March 2025, with a delivery target of 200,000 units in the first year of launch, according to local media.
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BYD Denza reveals strong D9 MPV orders while Li Auto silent on Li Mega
Denza said the 2024 D9 received 11,287 firm orders in the first 12 hours after its launch. Li Auto, on the other hand, has not announced orders for the Li Mega, and its shares have been down about 18 percent since the MPV's launch.
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Leapmotor's JV with Stellantis gets approval from Chinese regulator, report says
A Chinese regulator has given its approval for Leapmotor's joint venture with Stellantis, with the deal still awaiting regulatory approval in other markets, according to Reuters.









