Phate Zhang
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CITIC Securities bullish on Nio, Li Auto, Xpeng in H2, citing improving supply and demand
CITIC Securities sees both supply and demand improving for Nio, Li Auto, and Xpeng, and the Chinese EV industry facing a high boom in the second half of the year.
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AITO says M7 gets over 10,000 orders in two hours after opening for reservations
The AITO M7 will be open for test drives on July 23, with deliveries to begin in August.
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Huawei-backed AITO launches second model, AITO M7, with prices starting at around $47,810
The AITO M7 features extended-range technology similar to that used by Li Auto in its models, and its specifications and prices mean it will compete directly with the Li ONE.
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BAIC sells 3,597 NEVs in June, up 58% from May
From January to June, BJEV sold 17,010 units, up 144.43 percent from 6,959 units in the same period last year.
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Geely chairman's venture completes acquisition of 79% stake in smartphone maker Meizu
Eric Li's Xingji Shidai Technology has taken sole control of Meizu, which will continue to operate as a separate brand.
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Ganfeng Lithium under probe by Chinese securities regulator for alleged insider trading
Ganfeng is suspected of insider trading in the shares of a company listed on China's A-share market, according to an announcement.
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BYD June sales breakdown: Han 25,439 units, Song 32,077 units
BYD's Qin family sold 26,623 units in June, while the Yuan family sold 19,731 units and the Dolphin sold 10,376 units.
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BYD posts record 134,036 NEV sales in June, exceeding 100,000 units for fourth consecutive month
From January to June, BYD sold 641,350 NEVs, up 314.9 percent from 154,579 units in the same period last year.
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Tesla now has over 1,200 Supercharger stations in Chinese mainland
In the first half of the year, Tesla added more than 200 Supercharger stations in the Chinese mainland, including 700 Superchargers.
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Tesla's global deliveries drop in Q2, blames factors beyond its control
Tesla highlighted June as the highest month in its history for car production, hinting that its deliveries are expected to rebound in the following quarters.









