Phate Zhang
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Analysts say sodium-ion batteries have little chance of replacing lithium-ion batteries
The strategic importance of sodium batteries as a technology reserve and to ensure China's energy security should be valued, but their commercial value should not be overestimated.
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Nio's William Li says targeting premium market gives EV maker more resources for innovation
Li said that if the vehicle is too cheap, the company cannot afford to use a lot of new technology. "If our vehicles were priced higher, we could use some of the latest technology," he said.
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Li Auto offers its owners $1,550 re-purchase subsidy
With the release of its new model on the horizon, Chinese electric car company Li Auto seems to be thinking about how to get customers to buy the new model.
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8 of Li Auto's yet-to-be-released new Li ONEs reportedly burned in transit
Li Auto will hold a spring launch event on May 25 at 20:00 Beijing Time, when it will unveil the new Li ONE model.
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Nio's battery supplier CATL says it will release sodium-ion batteries around July
Robin Zeng, the founder of Nio and Tesla's battery supplier CATL, said Friday that the company will release sodium-ion batteries around July this year.
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Chinese EV startup Aiways starts trial operation of its first swap station for cab market
Aiways announced Friday that its first battery swap station and Aiways U5 battery swap-enabled model are in trial operation.
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Huawei reportedly expanding its partnership with Changan to include auto chips
The two companies have been working together informally on chips for the past few months and they may soon set up a joint venture for chip development, the report said.
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BYD Semiconductor says it has surpassed 10 million automotive MCUs installed
BYD Semiconductor announced Friday that its automotive MCU (microcontroller unit) installed base has exceeded 10 million units, marking a milestone in the local automotive chip sector.
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Analyst upgrades Changan rating after joint venture's new name drops 'Nio'
Changan, which trades in Shenzhen, is up more than 40 percent so far this month.
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CATL signs deal to supply batteries for Daimler Trucks long-haul electric truck
CATL will supply lithium-ion battery packs for the eActros LongHaul electric truck, which is scheduled for mass production in 2024, for a supply period beyond 2030.









