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Nio self-driving veteran Zhang Jianyong reportedly to start his own business with potential investment from Nio Capital
No other company currently has enough strength and corresponding positions to offer to Zhang Jianyong, so it is considered a good choice for him to start his own business, local media said.
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Xpeng hints at official launch of G9 SUV in June
Xpeng had planned to unveil details of its new SUV, the G9, at the Beijing auto show in late April, but that show has been postponed.
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Chongqing Sokon sells 7,451 NEVs in March, up 165% year-on-year
Seres, Sokon's brand that partners with Huawei, sold 3,160 units in March, up 1,310.71 percent year-on-year.
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Nio upgrades service that allows users to rent cars like software subscription
Nio sets different rental prices for each car and reduces it month by month. Users can enjoy four free battery swaps per month and have access to the Nio House.
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Li Auto delays L9 launch, originally scheduled for April 16; reveals more info on specs
Li Auto said the L9 could be a mobile gaming space for the home, allowing the Switch console to easily connect to the car's screens.
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Nio employee allegedly caught using EV maker's servers to mine Ether
The employee had been using the computing power of those servers to mine Ether since February 2021, according to an internal notice.
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CATL's first overseas plant in Germany gets approval for battery cell production
CATL's plant in Germany has received a license for 8 GWh of battery cell capacity, with the first cells to roll off the production line by the end of 2022.
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BYD unveils Han EV variant with shiny green color
It's green from the inside out.
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Nio's head of autonomous driving engineering rumored to be leaving
Nio may be facing a talent loss, but its autonomous driving team is expected to be led solely by Ren Shaoqing, allowing for more streamlined management.
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Nio reportedly in talks to license battery swap technology to rivals
Nio is in talks with several other automakers about licensing battery swap technology, the Financial Times reports.









