Phate Zhang

  • Tesla sells 60,365 China-made cars in Feb, down 15.5% from Jan

    Tesla saw a further decline in China-made vehicles sold last month, likely due to the impact of the Chinese New Year holiday on production at its Shanghai plant.

  • BYD launches updated Yuan Plus with 12% lower starting price

    The updated Yuan Plus has a starting price of RMB 119,800, or about $16,650. The model is available in several overseas markets under the Atto 3 name.

  • Nio's William Li asks potential Tesla Model Y buyers to wait for Alps' 1st model

    Those who have been looking to buy a Model Y lately can wait a little while, as Alps' first model is certainly cheaper, said Nio's William Li.

  • Nio, EV-Tech sign deal on parts for high-voltage system

    Nio Capital-backed EV-Tech and Nio will jointly develop products based on Nio's STEM Young high-voltage architecture, with deliveries to the Nio brand and Nio's second brand expected to begin in 2025.

  • Xpeng extends discounts for G6, G9, P7i

    These discounts are a continuation of the February offer, bringing the G6's starting price down to RMB 189,900.

  • GAC Aion adds new trim to Aion Y Plus, drops price by 17%

    The new Aion Y Plus starts at RMB 99,800, RMB 20,000 lower than the previous entry-level price.

  • Nio says its NOP+ assisted driving feature works nationwide in China, recruits 1st 100 testers

    Nio's latest NOP+ could be used outside of Greater China, further demonstrating its algorithm's ability to adapt to different traffic rules and driving scenarios, Morgan Stanley said.

  • Leapmotor launches new SUV C10 with prices starting at $17,900, updates existing models with lower prices

    The Leapmotor C10's official pricing is significantly lower than it was at pre-sale, and updated versions of existing models see price cuts across the board.

  • IM Motors secures over $1.1 billion in new financing

    The financing will be used for next-generation model development, smart driving technology development and entry into overseas markets.

  • Li Auto officially enters BEV segment with Li Mega launch; rolls out updated L-series models

    Li Auto reiterated the company's confidence that the Li Mega will be the top seller in the car market with a price tag of more than RMB 500,000 yuan.