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  • Tesla China April wholesale sales jump year-on-year but slip from March

    Tesla China's wholesale volume stood at 79,478 vehicles in April, up 35.96% year-on-year.

  • Xiaomi may launch second auto brand targeting extended-range family SUVs

    Xiaomi may launch a new sub-brand named Skynomad to enter the highly competitive extended-range family SUV market.

  • CPCA head calls for China to establish budget EV standards to boost sales

    CPCA's Cui advocates introducing standards for budget EVs in China to stimulate demand in underdeveloped regions and address sluggish auto sales.

  • Nio to launch and deliver ES9 SUV on May 27

    Nio will officially launch and begin delivering the ES9 on May 27, slightly ahead of its management's previously mentioned plan to start deliveries on June 1.

  • CATL shares hit record high on strong May battery production outlook

    Total scheduled production of lithium batteries in China hit a record high for the third consecutive month in May, driven by energy storage battery demand.

  • Rivian mulls LiDAR production in potential Chinese partnership

    Rivian is considering making its own LiDAR sensors in the US using Chinese technology, rather than buying directly from Chinese suppliers.

  • Spy shots reveal Xiaomi's 'Kunlun' SUV ahead of H2 launch

    Xiaomi is preparing to launch its first full-size extended-range SUV this year to tap into the highly competitive large family vehicle market.

  • Xiaomi shares jump 6.75% as new SU7 orders top 70,000 in 6 weeks

    Xiaomi will remove some optional configurations from the new SU7 starting May 6 to optimize production and delivery efficiency.

  • Record-breaking Beijing Auto Show highlights accelerated shift to smart EVs

    Intelligence and electrification technologies emerged as core highlights, with multiple automakers showcasing models integrated with AI.

  • BYD April sales rebound sequentially as overseas shipments hit record high

    BYD's April NEV sales reached 321,123 units, up 6.96% from March, though continuing a year-on-year decline.