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Sodium-ion batteries expected in EVs with ranges of up to 500 km, CATL exec says
A CATL executive's words imply that initial sodium-ion batteries used in production vehicles may not abandon the use of lithium altogether, but rather a mix of the two.
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Internal speech: William Li on Nio's new businesses, and why it's on right side of trend
People who originally drove BMWs won't go back to buying BMWs after buying Nio vehicles. That is the trend, Li said, adding that Nio is on the right side of the trend.
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Nio aims for next-gen models to hit US market
"We can't let the people who are learning from us run faster than us," William Li said.
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Xpeng winning back demand could take several quarters, says Deutsche Bank
The key to Xpeng regaining relevance is winning back demand, and that could take several quarters, creating significant uncertainty heading into 2023.
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Nio rumored to be planning to order vehicle carriers
In addition to BYD, several other Chinese automakers, including Chery and Nio, are reportedly planning to order vehicle carriers.
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Nio's supercharging network completes initial coverage of highways in Jilin, northeast China
Nio today put 10 supercharging stations into operation in Jilin, bringing its network of supercharging stations in the northeastern Chinese province to 35.
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Xpeng plans to develop its own batteries, report says
Xpeng's battery R&D team is currently around 100 people, and the company already has a lot of communication with upstream raw material suppliers, according to local media.
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Nio's battery swap network completes initial coverage of Hubei province
Nio has 25 battery swap stations in Hubei province, connecting 16 cities and covering multiple highways.
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Nio's phone project progressing well, with teams in Shanghai and Shenzhen, says William Li
For users currently using Android-powered phones, they may not have to switch phones in a year, Li said, hinting that Nio's phone could be released within a year.
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Li Auto faces delivery delays due to core parts supply issues
Deliveries of the Li L9 Max are expected to be delayed by one week and the Li L8 Pro by 2-3 weeks.









