Phate Zhang
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IM Motors closes Series A financing as cumulative deliveries reach 1,051
This is IM Motors' first public financing from other investors, reaching a post-investment valuation of nearly RMB 30 billion ($44).
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Huawei-backed AITO delivers record 7,228 vehicles in July
The only model currently being delivered by AITO is the AITO M5 SUV with extended-range technology, with a cumulative total of 25,545 units delivered since deliveries began in March.
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Deutsche Bank on China EV sales: July under pressure
Edison Yu's team sees a strong rebound for Nio in the next few months as it works through a casting parts issue.
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Jidu said to be seeking $400 million in financing at valuation of about $3.5 billion
The financing would be the latest round for Jidu since late January and could mark the introduction of additional backers besides Baidu and Geely, a Bloomberg report said.
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BYD announces entry into German and Swedish markets, first vehicles to be delivered in Q4
In October, a number of pioneering stores in Sweden and Germany will be opened, with the first vehicles expected to be delivered in the fourth quarter.
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Chongqing Sokon officially renamed as Seres Group, reports 13,291 NEV sales in July
This is up 316.78 percent from 3,189 units in the same month last year and up 7.03 percent from June.
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Leapmotor delivers record 12,044 vehicles in July, up 7% from June
This is the third consecutive month of record deliveries for Leapmotor, bringing the cumulative number of deliveries so far this year to 64,038.
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Nio's power network covers all provincial regions in Chinese mainland
Nio's power network covers all provincial administrative regions in the Chinese mainland, providing holistic power solutions to users, it said.
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Nio delivers 10,052 vehicles in July, down 22% from June
Production of the ET7 and EC6 was limited by the availability of cast parts in July, Nio said, adding that it expects to ramp up production in the third quarter.
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Xpeng delivers 11,524 vehicles in July, down about 25% from June
July is a slow month for China's auto market, and a preliminary CPCA forecast shows that China's July auto sales will be about 15 percent lower than in June.









