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  • CATL plans to build $6 billion battery projects in Indonesia

    This consists of six projects including nickel mine development, ternary battery manufacturing, and battery recycling, five of which are majority-owned by CATL.

  • Xpeng CEO on supply chain shock: All automakers in China could be forced to halt production in May

    If suppliers in Shanghai and neighboring cities can't find a way to dynamically resume production, then probably all automakers in China will have to halt production by May, said He Xiaopeng.

  • BYD plans to build $2.2 billion power battery project in Guangxi

    The project will have a construction cycle of 15 months after it starts and is expected to start production in 2023.

  • Guangdong aims to have 250,000 public charging piles by end of 2025

    Guangdong aims to have a convenient, efficient and moderately advanced charging network system in place by the end of 2025.

  • Ford delivers 969 Mustang Mach-E units in China in March

    Ford unveiled the Mustang Mach-E in China last April and made its first delivery on December 26.

  • Nio's Hefei plant gradually resuming production, report says

    Nio's supply chain is now slightly recovered and the Hefei plant is gradually resuming production, local media quoted an Nio insider as saying.

  • Ford to raise Mustang Mach-E prices in China by up to $3,530

    Ford's Mustang Mach-E is set to see a price hike in China, ranging from 7,000 to 22,500 yuan ($3,530) depending on the model.

  • Nio completes battery swap network covering highways in Greater Bay Area around Guangzhou

    To date, Nio has 892 battery swap stations in China, 237 of which are located along highways.

  • BYD's minutes reveal interest from world's largest asset manager BlackRock

    The Warren Buffett-backed Chinese new energy vehicle giant is also in Cathie Wood's holdings.

  • Nio's production lines not in complete halt, Nomura says

    Nio's production lines are still running on weekdays, albeit on a limited scale, and the halt is limited to weekends, according to Nomura.