Phate Zhang
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Geely's EV brand Geometry raises prices by up to $1,100
Geometry has raised the prices of its models by RMB 3,000-7,000 ($1,100) due to factors including rising raw material prices.
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Leapmotor raises prices of its flagship SUV by up to about $4,720
Leapmotor said this is due to a sharp increase in raw material prices and a reduction in state subsidies for NEV purchases.
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Deutsche Bank on Xpeng price hikes: Demand won't face structural impact
Considering that many other automakers are also raising prices, the team does not expect any structural impact on future demand.
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Xpeng confirms imminent price hikes of up to $3,140 due to rising raw material prices
Xpeng has announced that it will increase the pre-subsidized price of its current models by RMB 10,100 to RMB 20,000 ($3,140) due to continued significant increases in raw material prices.
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Tesla asks owners who buy multiple vehicles in China to promise not to resell them within a year
Extended delivery times and rising prices in China have led some to see an opportunity to resell Tesla vehicles at a profit.
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Nio launches new hiring spree, says 'times are calling'
In its job ad, Nio cited several epochal moments from the past, including the birth of the steam engine, the electric light, the automobile, the computer and the Internet.
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Northeast Securities initiates coverage on Nio with 'Buy' rating
The team gave Nio shares traded in Hong Kong a six-month price target of HK$200 ($25.6), implying a 38 percent upside.
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Honda's first EV model in China, e:NS1, opens for pre-orders with prices starting at around $28,300
Dongfeng Honda is offering two versions of the e:NS1 with ranges of 420 km and 510 km, respectively, and a pre-sale price range of RMB 180,000 to 210,000.
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Tesla's Shanghai plant resumes production after two-day shutdown, report says
Giga Shanghai restarted its double-shift production at 7 am local time, after workers were required to undergo Covid-19 testing.
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Smartphone giant Honor's CEO says welcome to Nio's rumored phone-making plans
Honor's CEO said new players are welcome and that the mobile industry needs fresh blood.









