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  • Tesla reportedly to shorten shifts at Shanghai plant

    In addition to shortening shifts, the onboarding process for some new employees at Tesla's Shanghai plant has been suspended, according to Bloomberg.

  • Tesla delivers 62,493 vehicles in China in Nov

    From January to November, Tesla delivered 397,844 vehicles in China, up 59.05 percent from 250,141 vehicles in the same period last year.

  • Li Auto to report Q3 earnings on Dec 9, what to watch?

    "We expect a somewhat messy quarter due to accelerated phase-out of the Li ONE materially hurting margins," Deutsche Bank analyst Edison Yu's team said.

  • Elon Musk has tasked Tesla China's Tom Zhu to run EV maker's newest plant in Texas, report says

    Zhu was in Austin this week and brought some of his engineering team from China to help oversee the Giga Texas ramp-up, according to Bloomberg.

  • Tesla China exec Tom Zhu to succeed Elon Musk as EV maker's global CEO, report says

    Zhu's Tesla CEO position will be global, but the scope of responsibility may be limited to the automotive business and not include self-driving and robotics programs, according to Chinese media.

  • VW Anhui sees first pre-production vehicle roll off line

    The model could be the first electric SUV from VW's Spanish sports brand Cupra -- the Tavascan -- and is expected to go into production in the second half of 2023.

  • Tesla offers new discount for buying inventory cars in China

    As Tesla's insurance subsidy for Chinese consumers buying inventory cars was halved in December, it's offering new discounts to spur demand.

  • China NEV insurance registrations in 1st week of Dec: BYD 40,243, Tesla 11,670, Nio 3,141

    Nio at 3,141, Li Auto at 4,228 and Xpeng at 1,962 for the week. As a comparison, their numbers in the previous week were 3,759, 4,364 and 1,466 respectively.

  • Xpeng has 99 problems but cash ain't one, says Deutsche Bank

    There are no major concerns about Xpeng regarding liquidity in the near term and there is still time to win back market share, according to Edison Yu's team.