Phate Zhang

  • Voyah closes Series A funding at valuation of about $4.2 billion

    The latest market capitalization of Nio, Xpeng Motors and Li Auto are now $17.8 billion, $6.9 billion and $18.5 billion, respectively.

  • Geely signs deal to license SEA architecture to ElectroMobility Poland

    ElectroMobility Poland's Izera brand will build a variety of electric vehicles based on the platform, the first of which will be a compact SUV.

  • Leapmotor files for C11 SUV with extended-range technology

    Leapmotor's C-platform models and all future models will have both an all-electric version and a version with extended-range technology.

  • Regulatory filing: Here's what Li Auto's next SUV, Li L7, looks like

    The Li L7 is essentially a five-seat version of the Li L8 and deliveries will begin in February 2023.

  • US regulators get 'good access' in reviewing Chinese firms' audits, report says

    This is a key step in resolving a long-running bilateral dispute, a Reuters report said.

  • Nio ET7 scores five stars in Euro NCAP and Green NCAP ratings

    The Nio ET7 scored second only to the Tesla Model S and the Model Y in Safety Assist, with the latter two models both scoring 98 percent in this area.

  • BYD to launch extra new brand besides Yangwang, chairman says

    Nio hopes to enter the mass market with two sub-brands, while BYD will enter the premium market with two new brands.

  • Nio ET7 wait time further reduced to 3-5 weeks

    Faster deliveries may indicate that supply chain conditions are allowing Nio to ramp up capacity so that more consumers can access purchase subsidies that are due to expire at the end of the year.

  • BYD scraps plans to spin off its semiconductor unit for separate listing

    BYD said its semiconductor business will add large investments that are expected to have a significant impact on the unit's future assets and business structure.

  • Most Tesla models see shorter wait times in China

    Faster deliveries from Tesla in China near the end of the year are expected to allow more local consumers to take advantage of the expiring state purchase subsidies.