Phate Zhang

  • Nio's new EC6 has delivery wait time of 3-4 weeks

    The new EC6, like the ES6 and EC7, has an expected delivery time of 3-4 weeks, the shortest in Nio's product lineup.

  • Nio's 1st chip to be for smart cockpit, based on 7 nm process, report says

    Nio's in-house developed first-generation chips will be based on the 7 nm process and include a smart cockpit chip, an autonomous driving chip, and other chips including a CMOS image sensor chip, according to local media.

  • Nio phone will be world's 1st smartphone truly designed for cars, says William Li

    No one has really thought about how to design a phone around a car before, Li said.

  • Zeekr ships 1st batch of Zeekr X EVs to Europe

    The European version of the Zeekr X supports map navigation in 32 European countries and nine languages, and meets E-NCAP's five-star crash standards, Zeekr said.

  • VW-backed Gotion sees German battery plant go into production

    Gotion's German battery plant is expected to be ready to supply European customers from October and could reach a real-world capacity of 5 GWh by mid-2024.

  • Lens Technology makes phones for Nio, CCC certificate shows

    Lens Technology has long supplied lenses and related glass components to Apple and is also a core supplier to Tesla.

  • This could be Nio phone to be launched on Sept 21

    The video of Nio launching the new EC6 features a phone showing the device with extremely narrow bezels and support for on-screen fingerprint unlocking.

  • Nio launches new EC6 with starting price $2,750 higher than ES6

    The new EC6 starts at RMB 358,000, or RMB 288,000 under the battery rental purchase option.

  • EVs to contribute at least 62% of global car sales by 2030, study says

    If sales continue up the S-curves, EVs will make up between 62 percent and 86 percent of global car sales by 2030, with China's EV market share reaching at least 90 percent.

  • Shenzhen offers subsidies of up to $1,370 to encourage purchase of NEVs

    By the end of this year, Shenzhen residents can receive a subsidy of up to RMB 10,000 if they purchase NEVs when they scrap their old fuel cars.