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  • Ford China establishes passenger car and commercial vehicle business units

    The company also plans to further strengthen its Lincoln brand and fast-track its electric vehicle business.

  • China auto association launches blockchain platform that makes data tamper-proof

    The launch of the platform comes at an interesting point: a female owner who complained of brake failure is keeping their dispute going over whether the data provided by Tesla is reliable.

  • Tesla's Q1 revenue in China jumped 238% year-on-year to $3.04 billion

    China continues to be Tesla's second-largest market globally, but the gap with the size of the US market narrowed further.

  • Shanghai auto show concludes with 128 car debuts

    The show attracted the participation of more than 1,000 well-known global auto exhibitors, displaying 1,310 vehicles.

  • Nio said to have started development of new, lower-priced model

    Nio has started the development of a new model in Hefei, where its China headquarters is based, positioned below its existing SUVs and sedan, 36kr said Wednesday, citing industry sources.

  • Nio confirms it will enter Norway

    After months of speculation, Chinese electric car company Nio has finally confirmed its first stop into overseas markets - Norway.

  • Nio said to launch lithium iron phosphate battery pack to cut costs

    After Tesla and Xpeng Motors, Nio may also start using the lower-cost lithium iron phosphate batteries.

  • Nio's first second-gen battery swap station in Hefei, where its China headquarters is located, goes live

    After the opening of the first second-generation battery swap station in Hefei, Nio is about to have a busy day.

  • Smartphone giant OPPO said to be preparing to jump on car-making bandwagon

    After Xiaomi, smartphone giant OPPO is also preparing to enter the car-making bandwagon, the latest report shows.

  • Tesla says it has information suggesting orchestrators behind auto show drama

    Information provided by Internet users suggests that people surnamed Feng and Han are the main architects of the rights-defense of a female owner at the Shanghai auto show, Tesla said Wednesday on Weibo.