Phate Zhang
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Polestar's O2 electric roadster concept to go into production under Polestar 6 name
The Polestar 6 is expected to go on sale in 2026, with reservations in China to open shortly.
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CATL's battery plant in Sichuan halts production due to power crunch, report says
Power crunches are occurring in parts of China amid persistent hot weather, rekindling memories of a similar situation last September.
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BYD enters Danish passenger car market, first store to open in Copenhagen this fall
This is one of the new overseas markets that BYD has intensively announced in the last month that it has entered. Its local counterpart, Nio, will also enter Denmark this year.
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Chinese ambassador to US congratulates Tesla on 1 millionth vehicle at Shanghai plant
"Together, China & the US can make things happen," said the Chinese Ambassador to the United States Qin Gang.
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Li Auto CEO confirms X03 in the works in addition to Li L8
Li Auto CEO said the X03 will surpass the Rolls-Royce Cullinan in terms of rear space and comfort.
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Tencent Music to offer Dolby Atmos music services to Nio's vehicles
Tencent is the largest institutional shareholder of Nio, and its holding subsidiary Tencent Music entered into a partnership with Dolby Laboratories last month.
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Li Auto's Li L9 first production vehicles to roll off line on Aug 18
Deliveries of the Li L9 will begin this month, and Li Auto expects the model's volume to exceed 10,000 units in September.
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Li Auto offers over $1,000 in incentive for Li ONE as demand becomes unexpectedly weak
Speculation about the Li L8 may have led to a delay in consumer purchases of the Li ONE, a bigger cannibalization than the Li L9, according to Deutsche Bank analyst Edison Yu.
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Nio's second swap station in Norway goes into operation
The new station, located in Vestby, will connect Norway's battery swap network to the planned network in Europe.
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Li Auto Q2 earnings: Deutsche Bank's first look
While Li Auto management continues to believe that the new flagship full-size L9 SUV will sell very well, near-term demand for the Li ONE has been grossly overestimated.
