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  • Xpeng sends flagship sedan P7 to Norway for first time

    The first Norwegian customers are expected to receive deliveries of the Xpeng P7 in the fourth quarter.

  • Xpeng sees its 50,000th P7 roll off line

    The Xpeng P7 is produced at the company's plant in Zhaoqing, Guangdong province, and mass deliveries were launched last July.

  • Nio-backed smart parking service provider gets investment from Xiaomi

    Alpark was founded in 2015 and closed a hundreds-of-millions-of-RMB Series B round of funding led by Nio Capital, Nio's venture capital arm, in 2018.

  • What does July's insurance registrations tell about Tesla, Nio, Xpeng?

    The five cities with the highest share of Nio ES6 insurance registrations in July were Shanghai, Beijing, Hangzhou, Suzhou and Shenzhen, with a combined share of 46.4 percent.

  • Nio's battery swap stations reach 380

    As of August 22, Nio has 380 battery swap stations, 252 supercharging stations, 444 destination charging stations, and access to more than 390,000 third-party charging piles in China.

  • Family of car owner in fatal crash accuses Nio of helping to destroy evidence

    The documents show that they provided two pieces of evidence to the police, which have been accepted.

  • Li Auto, Xpeng revise their descriptions of assisted driving systems

    In the wake of a fatal Nio ES8 accident, Chinese automakers have become cautious in their promotion of assisted driving features.

  • Tesla sends 4,410 China-made Model 3s to Europe

    vehicles produced at Tesla's Shanghai Gigafactory have already begun to be exported to other regions, with 8,210 Model Ys sent to Europe in July.

  • Nio launches app for Norwegian users

    Nio's app for Norwegian users became available in the local App Store and Google Play Store on August 16, marking an important step in its expansion into the European market.

  • China Evergrande said to be in talks with firms including Nio, Xpeng to sell EV unit

    Evergrande Group is currently in talks with several companies, including Nio, Xpeng Motors and Xiaomi, to sell its electric vehicle business.