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Nio ET5 said to be available in showrooms from early September
The interior of the Nio ET5 will be officially available to consumers in early September, and orders are expected to start being locked in by then, local media said.
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State Grid reduces EV charging power during peak hours in some parts of China amid power crunch
Nearly 350,000 charging piles in Chongqing, Zhejiang and Hubei will be limited in charging power during the peak hours of 15:00-22:00.
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Nio releases first major software update for ET7 after delivery
The Nio ET7 will receive the Nio OS Banyan 1.1.0 CN software update, bringing more than 60 feature additions and optimizations.
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CATL forms JV with FAW Jiefang to tap commercial NEV market
The joint venture aims to create a new energy truck ecosystem to help cities' electrification transition, CATL said.
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Tesla makes cars for export in first half of quarter & for local market in second half, Musk says on Weibo
In July, 70 percent of China-made Tesla vehicles were exported.
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Chinese team builds unmanned bulldozer, says it's 'world's first'
The unmanned bulldozer has undergone nearly 100 tests and has been able to execute commands precisely.
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Tesla reportedly to launch new China-made Model 3 with CATL's M3P batteries across lineup
Due to the lower cost of CATL's M3P batteries, both Model 3 and Model Y have room for price reduction after using the new packs, according to local media.
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Evergrande NEV denies it will be acquired, says working to bring in strategic investors
Evergrande NEV has been actively bringing in strategic investors, with both local governments and several companies currently expressing interest in investing, its president said.
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Nio opens new service center in Shanghai, largest one in China
The service center has an overall area of more than 12,000 square meters, with up to 70 service bays and 129 standard parking spaces.
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Further Reading: How does it feel to work on Tesla Giga Shanghai assembly line?
These workers are scattered throughout the assembly, welding, and battery shops, performing work that cannot yet be replaced by robots.









