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BYD reportedly to order up to 8 ships for future car exports
BYD will purchase up to eight LNG dual-fuel PCTCs capable of transporting 7,700 vehicles each, which are expected to be delivered from 2025 onwards, according to the latest media reports.
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BYD expands Tang DM recall to 52,928 vehicles due to battery issue
This is an expansion of BYD's April 29 recall plan, when the company announced a recall of 9,663 Tang DM vehicles.
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BYD Seal officially launched in China: Starts at $31,130, deliveries to begin in August
BYD Seal is expected to be the most important model in BYD's history, with steady-state monthly sales expected to exceed 30,000 units, analysts previously said.
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Nio builds electric drive system facility in NeoPark with planned annual capacity of 1.3 million units
Nio today saw its 500,000th electric drive system roll off the production line, and the first Nio ET5 electric drive system C sample rolled off the line at the NeoPark facility.
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Nio expected to get small batch of 150-kWh semi-solid-state batteries from WeLion in September
Nio's semi-solid-state batteries purchased from WeLion are not significantly more expensive than the existing liquid batteries, according to local media.
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Xiaomi's car-making efforts reportedly face regulatory hurdle
Xiaomi has been discussing car-building permits with regulators for months, but without success, Bloomberg said.
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Nio now has over 10,000 charging piles, swap stations at 1,039
To date, Nio's charging stations have provided a total of 9.6 million charging services and currently provide an average of over 30,000 services per day.
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GAC Aion enters robotaxi space, releases first road test video
GAC Aion said the Aion LX L4 Robotaxi, equipped with six LiDARs, has undergone more than 400 days of real-life complex road testing and virtual simulation tests.
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Xiaomi's auto team numbers over 1,600, new progress expected in September, report says
Xiaomi Auto will see simulation prototypes in September, followed by on-field and winter tests as scheduled, according to local media.
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Dongfeng confirms new brand to focus on luxury new energy off-road vehicles
The brand will have an industrial park with a planned capacity of 100,000 vehicles and is scheduled to go into production in 2023.









