Phate Zhang

  • China NEV insurance registrations in 2nd week of Jan: BYD 40,420, Tesla 12,654, Nio 2,963

    In the second week of January, China's NEV sales, as measured by insurance registrations, were 99,000 units, up 37.51 percent year-on-year and up 28.61 percent from the previous week.

  • Xpeng cuts prices on most models after Tesla move

    The move is a normal price adjustment for Xpeng as its vehicle production costs have fallen, a spokesperson told CnEVPost.

  • Nio reaches 50,000 single-day battery swap services

    From January 13 to February 5, all of Nio's battery swap stations along highways are open to vehicle owners for free and unlimited use.

  • China's NEV sales at 814,000 units in Dec, contributing 31.8% of all vehicle sales, CAAM data show

    For the full year 2022, China's NEV sales were 6.887 million units, up 93.4 percent year-on-year, accounting for 25.6 percent of all vehicle sales.

  • Ex-Great Wall Motor president rumored to be Xpeng's new CEO

    In a response sent to CnEVPost, Xpeng said the company welcomes talent, but Mr. He will remain as the company's head and that will not change.

  • Spy shots: Nio may be working on new EC6

    The new EC6 could be the equivalent of a trimmed-down and thus more affordable version of the EC7, but the model could be still a long way off from an official launch, according to a well-known auto blogger.

  • Regulatory filing: Nio EC7 on list of models to be allowed to sell in China

    The EC7, like the new ES8 and the new ES6, includes CALB in addition to CATL as a battery supplier.

  • Regulatory filing: Here's what Nio's new ES6 looks like

    It's worth noting that the new ES6's battery supplier includes CALB, in addition to CATL.

  • Tesla sells 12,539 Model 3s and 29,387 Model Ys in China in Dec

    Model 3 retail sales in China increased 24.53 percent in December compared to November, while Model Y sales decreased 43.94 percent from November.

  • Nio ET5 ranks No. 7 on list of best-selling premium sedans in China in Dec, ET7 ranks No. 10

    All models on the list except the ET5 and ET7 are traditional fuel models, with the BMW 3 Series coming in at No. 1 with 18,533 units.