Phate Zhang
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Volkswagen China unveils flying vehicle prototype V.MO, joins Xpeng's exploration of air mobility
Volkswagen China will further optimize the prototype with several rounds of flight tests later this year, with the improved one set for a higher standard of test flights in late summer 2023.
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Nio sets up software arm in Shanghai, possibly paving way for NAD launch
Nio's assisted driving system, NAD, is available on a subscription basis with a service fee of RMB 680 per month and is expected to be available starting in the fourth quarter in China.
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Nio studies how to prevent false warnings to small-eyed drivers
After complaints from Xpeng owners brought this corner case to the forefront, Nio has also joined in the research on it.
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Li Auto said to be working on electric MPV, expected to be launched in H2 2023
This could be Li Auto's first all-electric model, which will be powered by CATL's Qilin Battery.
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Factbox: Which cities are Xpeng's vehicles sold to?
Foshan, Shanghai and Guangzhou, are among the cities where Xpeng vehicles are sold the most.
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Xpeng cuts vehicle prices as production capacity rises, report says
As Xpeng's production capacity has increased significantly, orders have not grown as quickly in tandem, putting pressure on sales for the company, according to local media.
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Tesla cancels free lifetime access to standard connectivity for Chinese customers
New Tesla vehicles ordered on and after July 21 will receive free standard connectivity for eight years from the date of first delivery, instead of the previous free lifetime access.
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BMW i3 electric sedan catches fire on test drive in central China
The BMW i3, an all-electric version of the classic BMW 3 Series, was officially launched in China on March 31 to target the market where the Tesla Model 3 is located.
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Xpeng users complain of false warnings from driver monitoring system because their eyes are too small
These users were judged to be distracted by the vehicle's driver monitoring system because their eyes were too small.
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Nio to hold annual general meeting on August 25
Nio shareholders will consider and adopt resolutions including the reappointment of PricewaterhouseCoopers as its auditor and "蔚來集團" as an additional foreign name.









