Phate Zhang

  • Nio exceeds 1,100 battery swap stations in China

    Nio aims to have more than 1,300 battery swap stations in China by the end of this year.

  • CATL, BYD continue to dominate China's power battery market in Aug, despite small share declines

    CATL continues to rank first with a 46.79 percent share, while BYD continues to rank second with a 21.91 percent share.

  • Zeekr sells out all available capacity for this year, new orders to be delivered in 2023

    This means Zeekr has met its sales target for this year months early, having previously set a delivery target of 70,000 units for 2022.

  • Regulatory filing shows what Li L8 looks like

    The Li L8 looks essentially the same as the Li L9, except for a lower position at the rear for the license plate.

  • Nio ET7 ranks 8th in best-selling premium sedans in China in Aug

    The models ahead of the Nio ET7 are all traditional internal combustion engine cars, dominated by models from German luxury brands BMW, Mercedes-Benz and Audi.

  • Li Auto's president sells additional 600,000 shares of automaker's Hong Kong-traded stock

    Shen has reduced his holdings of Li Auto shares several times since last December.

  • Tesla Model Y best-selling premium SUV in China in Aug at 31,112 units

    From January to August, the Tesla Model Y is also the best-selling premium SUV in China with 172,418 retail sales.

  • Eve Energy announces battery cell supply deal with BMW after CATL

    Eve Energy said it has finalized a cell supply relationship with BMW to provide large cylindrical lithium-ion cells for the latter's Neue Klasse line of models.

  • CATL signs deal to supply new cylindrical cells to BMW starting in 2025

    CATL will supply BMW with new cylindrical cells with a standard diameter of 46 mm, which will be produced at two battery plants in China and Europe.

  • China sees record NEV sales of 666,000 in Aug, CAAM data show

    The penetration of NEVs in China reached a record 27.9 percent in August, up 3.4 percentage points from 24.5 percent in July.