Phate Zhang

  • 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.

  • Tesla's 9,000th Supercharger in Chinese mainland goes into operation

    Tesla announced the development today as China approaches the traditional Mid-Autumn Festival holiday over the weekend, which is typically a peak travel time.

  • Xpeng G9 to be officially launched in China on Sept 21

    Pricing information for the Xpeng G9 has not yet been released, and analysts believe this will be the most important factor for the market to gauge the G9's sales prospects.

  • Nio sees its 'Model 3' moment as ET5 starts locking in orders

    Before the ET5 began locking in orders, Nio's showrooms were filled with visitors, reminiscent of when deliveries of the locally produced Tesla Model 3 began in early 2020.

  • Xiaomi CEO says EV race is just getting started

    "The race is just getting started, and I think Xiaomi has plenty of opportunities," Lei Jun said.

  • China's wholesale sales of passenger NEVs hit record 632,000 units in Aug, CPCA data show

    In terms of wholesale sales, China's new energy passenger vehicle penetration rate reached a record 30.1 percent in August, the first time it exceeded 30 percent.

  • Tesla sells 76,965 China-made vehicles in Aug, including 42,463 for export

    Tesla China exported 42,463 vehicles in August, the highest since production began at Tesla's Shanghai plant. This means Chinese consumers received deliveries of 34,502 vehicles.

  • BYD signs land deal for plant with annual capacity of 150,000 EVs in Thailand

    BYD's plant is expected to start operations in 2024 and the vehicles will be exported to ASEAN countries and Europe.

  • Nio Capital leads latest funding round in US-based suspension startup ClearMotion

    The financing will be used to support the 2024 debut of ClearMotion's fully active suspension CM1, which eliminates the sway in the car that disrupts the ride.