Phate Zhang
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China allows 6-month sales extension for some ICE models based on existing emissions standard
China will implement the China 6b emissions standard on July 1, although some models will be given a six-month sales transition period.
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Xpeng to report Q1 earnings on May 24
Xpeng delivered 18,230 vehicles in the first quarter, slightly above the lower end of its guidance range of 18,000 to 19,000 vehicles.
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Tesla delivers 39,956 vehicles in China in Apr, exports 35,886 units from Shanghai plant
Including exports, China-made Model 3 and Model Y sales in April were 26,783 and 49,059 vehicles, respectively, according to the CPCA.
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Exclusive: Nio ET5 touring appears in Europe as local launch nears
The ET5 touring, the first of its kind to target the premium electric touring segment, may debut in Europe in June.
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Neta launches new variants of Neta S flagship sedan to bring price lower
Neta has launched two new variants of the Neta S with a shorter range and weaker performance, bringing the starting price of its flagship sedan down to under RMB 200,000.
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Introducing CnEVData: CnEVPost's new platform for sharing data
CnEVData is essentially the database used internally by the CnEVPost team, containing data that the team uses for day-to-day reporting, as well as more data not covered by the reporting.
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China Apr NEV retail down 3% from Mar, preliminary CPCA data show
China's retail sales of passenger NEVs in April were 529,000 units, up 87 percent year-on-year, but down 3 percent from March, according to the CPCA.
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BYD presents Han EV, Yuan Plus EV and Dolphin in Ecuador
BYD has entered into a strategic partnership with Ecuadorian car dealership group Andor, which will establish six dealer stores in the next six months and plans to expand to 12 in 2024.
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Insurance registrations for week ending Apr 30: Tesla 11,500, Li Auto 8,100, Nio 2,600
Li Auto shared the numbers, saying its sales last week far outpaced those of other local new car-making brands.
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Tesla sells 75,842 China-made vehicles in Apr, CPCA data show
Tesla's April sales in China may have been negatively impacted by consumer expectations of price cuts. It raised the prices of all its models in China this week, seemingly aimed at dampening such expectations.









