Phate Zhang
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BYD, Tesla top winners under China's 'dual credit' policy
BYD and Tesla have earned 1.66 million credits and 1.4 million credits in 2021, valued at about RMB 3.46 billion and RMB 2.93 billion, respectively.
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Chinese EV trio's stocks fall in Hong Kong as overall market declines
In the meantime, stocks in the NEV industry chain in China's A-share market soared, with Gotion High-tech up 7.26 percent and CATL up 4.86 percent.
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Evergrande's Hengchi 5 goes on pre-sale for about $26,690
The Hengchi 5 offers a competitive price, though a question mark remains as to whether consumers will buy it, given Evergrande's debt concerns.
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China issues measures to expand auto consumption, hints at extension of NEV purchase tax exemption
The first of the measures, developed by 17 government departments, is to support the purchase and use of NEVs.
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SAIC sets up solid-state battery lab with QingTao to develop batteries with range of over 1,000 km
Solid-state batteries with a range of more than 1,000 kilometers, developed by the two companies, will be the first to be installed in a new SAIC-owned model next year.
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Nio may build dedicated swap stations for other brands in the future, president says
When demand is high enough, Nio could consider building dedicated battery swap stations for other brands, which could significantly reduce costs, according to Qin Lihong.
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China's NEV ownership exceeds 10 million units
Of these, 8.1 million are pure electric vehicles, accounting for 80.93 percent of the total number of NEVs.
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Tesla sells 78,000 China-made vehicles in June, preliminary CPCA data show
This represents an increase of about 135 percent over the 33,155 units sold in the same month last year and a 143 percent increase over the 32,165 units sold in May.
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Nio Power Day 2022: EV maker unveils 500-kW ultra-fast charging pile, teases 3rd-gen swap station
Nio will begin installing 500-kW ultrafast charging piles in China and Europe by the end of the year, and details of the third-generation swap station expected to be announced by the end of the year or early next year.
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Shenzhen to become first Chinese city to allow L3 autonomous driving for regular vehicles
The regulations will take effect on August 1, marking a breakthrough in autonomous driving legislation in China.









