Phate Zhang
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Xiaomi founder sees auto industry as 'winner takes all'
That's in contrast to Nio's William Li's view that the automotive industry is not a winner-take-all business, but rather one where there is a great deal of personalized demand to be met.
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Xpeng has undergone fresh team reshuffles led by new president, report says
Xpeng has made a new round of organizational changes led by new president Wang Fengying, involving teams including marketing, human resources, data, manufacturing and product planning, according to local media.
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Nio beefs up marketing as funny video goes viral
The animated video showcases the Nio ES8's self-driving capabilities, zero-gravity seat, and elegance on the road.
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Dongfeng's NEV brand Voyah strikes strategic partnership with Huawei
Voyah said it and Huawei will accelerate the large-scale commercial application of intelligent technologies through the exploration of collaborative vehicle models.
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BYD's Thai distributor to triple store count in 2 years
Rever currently has about 100 dealership outlets, making BYD the dominant automaker in Thailand's EV market with a 40 percent share.
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Leapmotor secures $84.3 million strategic investment from local govt funds
This is the latest investment Leapmotor has received after announcing a 1.5 billion euro investment from Stellantis on October 26, with the subscription price a 70 percent premium to its closing price in Hong Kong today.
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Xpeng has solid new models pipeline for 2024-2025, says BofA
The Xpeng brand will have a total of 10 models based on the SEPA 2.0 platform, many of which will be launched in 2024-2025. The Mona project's A-class sedan is scheduled for launch in the second half of the year.
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Chinese startup Newrizon begins exporting battery swap-enabled electric trucks to Middle East
Newrizon, founded by a former Nio senior vice president, announced in February 2023 that it had secured more than RMB 100 million in Series B+ funding from Nio Capital.
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Tesla importing cell parts from China to expand 4680 battery capacity, report says
Tesla began purchasing cathode coils from two second-tier Chinese battery makers in the second half of 2023 and shipping them to its Texas factory in the US to produce 4680 batteries, according to local media.
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Chinese lithium producer Ganfeng signs long-term supply deal with Hyundai Motor
Ganfeng will supply battery-grade lithium hydroxide products to Hyundai Motor under a contract valid from January 1, 2024 to December 31, 2027.









