Phate Zhang

  • Nio adds five Nio Houses in China over past weekend

    To date, Nio has 399 service outlets in China, including 67 Nio Houses.

  • Baidu begins offering fully unmanned self-driving ride-hailing services in China

    Baidu began offering self-driving ride-hailing services without safety officers in Chongqing and Wuhan, marking a regulatory breakthrough in the sector in China.

  • BYD exec to donate about $24 million worth of stock to charity foundation

    Although the move is different from an executive's reduction of a company's stock, it is just as likely to put pressure on BYD's share price performance.

  • BYD to build new commercial vehicle and parts production base in China

    BYD had previously diverted some of its commercial vehicle production line capacity in order to secure production capacity for the DM-i models.

  • Niu Technologies to launch e-bikes with sodium-ion batteries in 2023 as lithium battery prices rise

    With battery costs rising sharply but vehicle prices rising at a limited rate, Niu needs to find ways to reduce costs, its CEO said.

  • Further Reading: This retail investor explains why he believes Nio is better bet in China's EV trio

    An Nio investor explains why he believes Nio has a deep moat while Xpeng and Li Auto do not.

  • Zeekr 009: Official images show what Zeekr's second model looks like

    Zeekr today released a side view of the Zeekr 009 MPV along with partial close-ups of the headlight and taillight, showing what the model will look like.

  • Mercedes-Benz to recall 11,908 vehicles in China, including 660 EQS EVs

    The Mercedes-Benz EQS was officially launched in China earlier this year and currently has a price range of RMB 107,4600 ($159,250) to RMB 1,513,600.

  • Avatr partners with BP to build fast charging network in China

    Avatr and BP plan to build more than 100 high-voltage fast-charging stations in 19 cities across China by the end of 2023, with the first stations to be built in several first-tier cities as soon as this year.

  • Xpeng sues former P7 owner for defamation, seeks $118,560 in compensation

    Xpeng says the former P7 owner, who has defamed the company hundreds of times on the Internet, has been asked to apologize and pay damages in a court ruling.