Phate Zhang

  • Xpeng offers up to $1,390 off for 2024 G9 in Feb

    The offer lowers the G9's starting price to RMB 253,900 in February.

  • Nio to launch active safety features based on end-to-end neural networks in H1, report says

    If it moves forward smoothly, Nio will be the fastest among Chinese companies to mass-produce end-to-end features, LatePost said, citing a person close to the company.

  • Nio App stops showing delivery wait times as Chinese New Year holiday approaches

    The upcoming Chinese New Year holiday is February 10-17 and will cause significant disruptions to production and deliveries in the automotive industry, making it harder to accurately predict delivery wait times.

  • Nio doubles NOP+ coverage of urban road mileage in Jan

    At the end of January, NOP+ reached 651,640 kilometers of urban road coverage in 606 cities.

  • BYD sells 201,493 NEVs in Jan, down 40.92% from Dec

    BYD's sales were lower in January, as seasonal factors affected almost all of China's major carmakers, while its overseas sales continued to hit a record high.

  • Nio delivers 10,055 cars in Jan, down 44% from Dec

    The beginning of the year is usually a low point for car sales in China due to seasonal factors. Nio's deliveries in January included 6,307 SUVs and 3,748 sedans.

  • Xpeng delivers 8,250 cars in Jan, down 59% from Dec

    The decline was mainly due to seasonal factors. The X9 MPV, which went on sale on January 1, delivered 2,478 units in January.

  • Li Auto delivers 31,165 cars in Jan, 38% lower than Dec

    Li Auto said it will challenge itself to become China's best-selling premium auto brand by aiming for a new high of 800,000 deliveries a year.

  • Tesla offers $1,110 discount on some Model Y stock cars in China

    In addition to offering cash discounts on select Model Y stock vehicles, Tesla is also allowing customers to get paid paint for RMB 2,000 that would otherwise sell for RMB 8,000 or RMB 12,000.

  • Production issues with Huawei computing unit hit some Chinese automakers, report says

    The computing unit, called the MDC 810, powers advanced driver assistance systems, according to Reuters.