Phate Zhang
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US EV maker Lucid exploring entry into China, exec says
Lucid has a team in China exploring the viability of entering the market, though there's no specific timeline yet.
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BYD launches Seal in Brazil, targets 100 local stores by year-end
The Seal is the sixth model BYD has launched in Brazil after the Tang EV, Han EV, Yuan Plus EV, Song Plus DM-i, and Dolphin EV.
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BYD officially launches Seal DM-i in China, priced from $22,830
The Seal DM-i is another attractive option for the mainstream mid- to high-end plug-in hybrid market in China, with the official prices reduced by RMB 10,000 from pre-sale.
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Nio CEO credits rapid EV adoption in China to open market and competition
William Li said the openness and fierce competition in the Chinese market were key to the rapid adoption of EVs, implicitly blaming US protectionism.
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Xiaomi has begun EV trial production, with run rate of 50 prototypes per week, report says
Xiaomi's first EV model is now in the trial production phase, which has been underway for almost a month, according to local media.
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Tesla Shanghai plant sees milestone of 2 millionth car roll off line
Tesla's Shanghai factory went into operation at the end of 2019 and saw its one-millionth mass-produced vehicle roll off the line in August 2022.
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Xpeng unveils facelift for flagship SUV G9
The exterior of the Xpeng G9 2024 will have green, black, gray, white, and silver options, and the first show cars are already available at its stores.
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Chinese self-driving startup DeepRoute to open European center in Germany in 2024 to kick off global expansion
DeepRoute expects to set up a European operations center in Germany next year and will release an overseas version of its Driver 3.0 ADAS solution.
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Changes to Nio phone's filing reveal more specs
Nio phone adds "RAM 16 GB + ROM 1 TB" and "RAM 16 GB + ROM 512 GB" options.
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China EV insurance registrations for week ending Sept 3: Tesla 11,800, Li Auto 7,400, Nio 5,000
Xpeng saw insurance registrations of 3,100 units last week, down 6.06 percent from 3,300 units in the previous week. BYD saw registrations of 50,800 units last week, down 1.74 percent from the previous week.









