Phate Zhang
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Li Auto establishes JV to produce range-extender for next year's model
This confirms previous rumors that Li Auto will abandon its current range-extender supplier.
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Geely's EV brand Zeekr secures investments from Intel, CATL, Bilibili
Geely's premium electric vehicle brand Zeekr entered into a share purchase agreement on August 27 with five investors, including CATL, Bilibili-related investors and Intel Capital.
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Deutsche Bank raises price target on Xpeng by $1 to $51, maintains Buy rating
Edison Yu's team maintained a Buy rating on Xpeng and raised their price target by $1 to $51 to reflect their higher expectations for the company's future deliveries.
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Here's what you need to know from Xpeng's Q2 earnings call
As the Zhaoqing factory further releases capacity, Xpeng is expected to reach 15,000 units delivered in a single month in the fourth quarter.
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Chinese regulator invites Nio, CATL, BYD to conference on supporting development of NEVs
They made suggestions around supporting the accelerated development of the industry and the achievement of the carbon-neutral goal of the automotive industry's carbon peak.
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Xpeng reports Q2 revenue of RMB 3.76 billion, above expectations
Xpeng Motors reported revenue of RMB 3.761 billion in the second quarter, beating market expectations of RMB 3.436 billion.
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Tesla begins deliveries of Model Y Standard Range in China
The first Model Y Standard Range models were delivered to customers in Beijing on August 26, a month and a half after the model opened for pre-orders on July 8.
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Tesla updates app in China, redesigns interface and brings online store
The update became available in Apple's iOS App Store in China on August 26, and the biggest change that can be seen after the update is that the entire user interface has been redesigned.
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Neta partners with Huawei to use its computing platform and LiDAR technology for next year's model
The Neta S, which will be launched next year, is the first model to be created by the two companies, and it will use Huawei's MDC smart driving computing platform and LiDAR technology.
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Chinese firm unveils in-vehicle wireless charging solution with 10 times output power of Tesla Model 3
NuVolta Technologies on Wednesday announced the NVTREF8040Q, an in-vehicle wireless charging solution that can deliver up to 50W of power.









