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Xpeng's two new platforms will see the launch of their respective first models in 2024, complementing the company's lineup in the RMB 100,000 to RMB 400,000 price range.

In the minds of many Chinese residents, February 25 marks the real start of a new year's work.

BYD is considering setting up an EV plant in Mexico as it seeks to establish an export hub to the US, Nikkei reported.

JAC and Huawei will collaborate to build a luxury smart EV that is expected to hit the market in 2025, the automaker said.

Earlier this week local media reported that Xpeng will launch a sedan codenamed F57 later this year, which will be a notch above the company's current flagship sedan, the P7 series.

Tesla's share of the Chinese BEV market was 10.61 percent in January, down from 12.68 percent in December.

Li Auto delivered a record 131,805 vehicles in the fourth quarter, with the lowest-priced Li L7 contributing 40 percent.

At a time when the cost of fossil fuels is skyrocketing and sustainability is becoming increasingly important, Latin American consumers are eager for greener vehicles, Geely Auto said.

Nio announced changes to its board of directors, with two people appointed by CYVN Holdings joining and one person appointed by Tencent dropping out.

In January, China sold 445,000 BEVs, 46.06 percent lower than in December, and 284,000 PHEVs, 21.98 percent lower than in December.