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  • Mini EV maker Wuling announces entry into hybrid market

    SAIC-GM-Wuling sold more than 120,000 units of all vehicles in June, including 6,249 units of the Hongguang Mini EV.

  • Xpeng CEO shows how you can drive a flying car like a car

    Xpeng's technology unit, HT Aero, takes the way cars operate and applies it to the flying system to make learning to fly less difficult.

  • Don't expect slowdown in China NEV growth before penetration reaches 50%, analyst says

    China is the fastest-growing market for EVs, and penetration here is bound to be much higher than in overseas markets, the analyst said.

  • Hongqi's E-HS9 electric SUV reaches 1,000 units delivered in Norway

    In January, deliveries of the Hongqi E-HS9 began in Norway, with a starting price of NOK 619,900 ($60,500).

  • Huawei loses another self-driving veteran

    Chen Yilun, CTO of Huawei's autonomous driving system, has become the latest autonomous driving executive to leave the tech giant after Su Jing.

  • Ora's Ballet Cat officially launched in China, prices start from about $28,700

    Ora's Ballet Cat has stirred up controversy because of its similarity to the classic Volkswagen Beetle.

  • Brazilian ride-hailing app 99 partners with BYD to accelerate adoption of EVs in its fleet

    99, a subsidiary of Didi, has pledged to register 10,000 EVs on its platform by 2025.

  • CATL says it's developing M3P battery, different from LMFP battery

    This follows reports that CATL plans to mass-produce LMFP battery, which its chairman mentioned in February as the M3P battery, within this year.

  • Nio, Li Auto make Fortune China 500 list for first time

    Nio and Li Auto were ranked 344th and 427th, respectively, on the Fortune China 500 list, while Xpeng failed to make the list.

  • Geely unveils electric outdoor lifestyle vehicle brand Radar and RD6 pickup

    Radar is developing a full portfolio of electric lifestyle vehicles, including pickups and SUVs and ATVs, with deliveries of the first model, the RD6 pickup, set to begin in the fourth quarter of this year.