Phate Zhang
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Nio's 2 priciest models, ES8 and EC7, both see wait times reduced to 3-4 weeks
Three days ago, on October 8, wait times for four of Nio's least expensive models were all reduced to 2-3 weeks.
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WM Motor files for 'pre-restructuring', says it will seek rebirth
WM Motor still has commercial value and some of its creditors are willing to reorganize, it said.
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Xpeng suspends procurement head in anti-corruption drive
Xpeng emphasized that the move does not affect businesses including commerce and production. The company fell more than 10 percent in the US on Monday.
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China EV insurance registrations for week ending Oct 8: Li Auto 6,900, Nio 1,300, Xpeng 1,300
Most of last week was covered by China's long National Day holiday -- which ran from September 29 to October 6.
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CATL rumored to have given lower prices for batteries supplied to Nio and Zeekr
Nio CEO William Li told CnEVPost last month that every RMB 50,000 drop in the price of lithium carbonate would result in roughly a 1.5 percent improvement in gross margin for the company.
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GAC Aion officially launches Hyper SSR electric supercar, starting at $176,380
The Hyper SSR is offered in three versions and deliveries were made to the first owners today.
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Nio reaches 30 millionth battery swap service milestone
Nio took four years to deliver its first 10 million battery swap service and nine months to achieve its second 10 million. Its third 10 million service took six months.
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Li Auto completes plant capacity upgrade, CEO expects to see monthly deliveries exceed 40,000 units in Q4
Li Auto is set to take deliveries to the next level in the fourth quarter and is expected to see monthly deliveries of more than 40,000 units, the company's CEO said.
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Xpeng unveils 'Jupiter Project' to recruit dealers for its sales system
Xpeng said it has received more than 1,200 applications to join its sales system since the launch of the Jupiter Project.
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Tesla sells 74,073 China-made vehicles in Sept, down 12% from Aug
During the third quarter, Tesla sold 222,517 China-made vehicles, contributing 51.15 percent of its global deliveries.









