Phate Zhang
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Tesla gets $329 million subsidies in China for vehicles sold in 2020, 327% more than Nio
Tesla received Chinese state subsidies for 101,082 vehicles sold in the country in 2020, for a combined amount of RMB 2.123 billion ($329 million).
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BYD Semiconductor's IPO process resumes after half-month suspension
The listing process of BYD Semiconductor, BYD's chip business, has recently resumed, after it was unexpectedly suspended by the Shenzhen Stock Exchange last month.
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Xpeng will build smart robots with same model of building cars, says CEO
Xpeng Motors' model of building smart cars will be used to build smart robots, the company's chairman and CEO He Xiaopeng said after announcing a smart robot pony.
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Xpeng unveils smart robot pony
Xpeng Motors announced yesterday that it will release a "smart new species". Now the answer is revealed.
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SAIC sold over 70,000 NEVs in Aug, up 171% from a year earlier
SAIC passenger vehicle branch's Roewe, MG and R brand sold more than 17,000 NEVs combined in August, up 390 percent year-on-year.
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Tesla China completes construction of plant capable of producing 10,000 Superchargers per year
Tesla's Supercharger production facility in China was officially completed on August 20, according to a report by the Beijing News on Tuesday.
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Geely posts 8,201 NEV sales in Aug, up 24% from a year earlier
Geely said the Covid-19 outbreak in some regions and a global chip supply shortage affected its deliveries in August, but retail sales were still at an all-time high for the same period.
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Nio rumored to launch ET5 at Nio Day in early 2022
Nio's second sedan, the ET5, will be officially launched during Nio Day to be held in 2022 and positioned below the ET7, autohome.com.cn said Monday.
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Xpeng reportedly signs battery supply deal with South Korea's SK Innovation
SK Innovation signed a contract with Xpeng in July to supply it with high nickel batteries with 80 percent nickel content, according to the report.
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Huawei reshuffles structure of its auto business unit
After removing the head of its smart driving product unit in July, Huawei recently announced its latest structural changes to its automotive business unit.









