Phate Zhang

BYD introduced three models in Uzbekistan and its three pioneering stores in Tashkent will open in March.

Xpeng announced its fourth-quarter earnings today and held a conference call with analysts. Here are key points from the text of that call.

Xpeng delivered weak 4Q results, accompanied by a muted 1Q outlook that shows March demand still under pressure, Deutsche Bank said.

Xpeng saw a 100 percent increase in new order intake in February compared to January, and orders for the P7i have been strong since its launch, with another significant increase in order intake in March compared to February. 

Xpeng expects first quarter vehicle deliveries to be in the range of 18,000 to 19,000 units, implying that March deliveries are expected to be 6,772 to 7,772 units.

Polestar has officially unveiled the Polestar 3 in China today with what it calls a new pricing system.

The vlogger was ordered to publish an apology on his channel and pay Nio financial damages of RMB 80,000 yuan ($11,640).

BYD's biggest organizational change so far this year is to let its car brands operate independently, according to local media.

Xpeng previously said the City NGP feature will be implemented on multiple models in several cities, including Shenzhen and Shanghai, starting in March.

Ningbo Tuopu said its strategic partnership with Nio uses an innovative T0.5 collaboration model that will provide the latter with better products and services.