Phate Zhang
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BEV sales: How do Tesla, BYD, Nio, Xpeng, Zeekr compare in 2022?
Tesla remains the world's largest manufacturer in the BEV segment, though BYD is rapidly closing the gap with it.
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Tesla posts record global deliveries in Q4, but falls short of expectations
For the full year 2022, Tesla delivered 1,313,851 vehicles globally, up 40.38 percent from 935,950 vehicles in 2021.
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BYD sells 235,197 NEVs in Dec, up 2% from Nov
BYD sold 111,939 pure electric passenger cars and 122,659 plug-in hybrids in December.
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Tesla offers up to $1,450 incentive in China for vehicles delivered by Feb 28
Tesla is offering the same purchase incentive amount as last month, but the coverage has been expanded from inventory vehicles to include all new vehicles.
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GAC Aion sells 30,007 vehicles in Dec, up 4% from Nov
For the full year 2022, GAC Aion sold 271,156 units, up 126 percent year-on-year.
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Neta delivers 7,795 vehicles in Dec, down 48% from Nov
Neta's decline in December deliveries was a surprise, as several of its local peers reported record deliveries earlier today.
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Leapmotor delivers 8,493 units in Dec, raises vehicle prices
For the full year 2022, Leapmotor delivered 111,168 units, up 157.80 percent from 43,121 units in 2021.
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Nio delivers record 15,815 vehicles in Dec, including 7,594 ET5s
Nio delivered 7,594 ET5s, 1,379 ET7s and 4,154 ES7s in December.
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Nio's largest delivery center worldwide opens in Shanghai
The delivery center has 100 delivery spaces and can deliver up to 200 vehicles in a single day.
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Xpeng to keep vehicle retail prices unchanged, bear full cost after subsidy withdrawal
Consumers who previously bought Xpeng models were eligible for purchase subsidies ranging from RMB 10,080 ($1,460) to RMB 13,860.









