Phate Zhang
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Most Tesla models get slightly longer wait times in China
The wait times for all versions of the Model 3 and Model Y have become longer, starting at 4 weeks, except for the entry-level Model Y, which still has an expected delivery date starting at 1 week.
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Zeekr delivers record 8,276 vehicles in Sept, up 15% from Aug
In the third quarter, Zeekr delivered 20,464 vehicles, up 90 percent from 10,769 in the second quarter.
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Tesla extends insurance subsidy offered in China to year-end
Tesla began offering Chinese consumers a discount on insurance purchases last month, but didn't market it publicly. This is the first time it has publicly marketed for it.
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Li Auto delivers 11,531 vehicles in Sept, up 152% from Aug
Li Auto delivered 26,524 units in the third quarter, above the recently lowered guidance of about 25,500 units.
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Nio ET7 configurator goes live in Norway, priced lower than in China
It is worth noting that Nio has not yet officially announced the pricing of the ET7 in Europe, and it is unclear whether the prices currently shown are the final version.
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Li Auto officially launches Li L8, starts taking pre-orders for Li L7
Deliveries of the Li L8 will begin in November, and the Li L7 will be officially unveiled in November and deliveries will begin in February 2023.
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Nio begins deliveries of its highly anticipated sedan, ET5
Nio has not announced the number of first deliveries of the ET5, and they are expected to be known tomorrow in the company's expected release of September delivery figures.
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Tesla rumored to dramatically cut prices of Model 3 and Model Y in China
Tesla's main selling model in China, the Model Y, is expected to see a price cut of up to RMB 40,000 ($5,616), bringing the starting price of the rear-wheel drive version of the Model Y down to possibly RMB 270,000 to 290,000, according to local media.
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Geely's Radar brand begins pre-sales of RD6 electric pickup
Pre-sales for the Radar RD6 start at RMB 180,000 ($25,240), with the first production vehicles of the model already rolling off the line and deliveries set to begin in the fourth quarter.
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JPMorgan adds HK$1 billion worth of Xpeng shares in past month
JPMorgan Chase has increased its stake in Xpeng by 16.68 million shares since August 26, and now holds 78.58 million shares.









