Phate Zhang
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Model Y price cut in China seen as major impact on traditional luxury car makers
In the view of an industry association, the significant price cuts for the Tesla Model Y in China will have a huge impact on the luxury car market, not the emerging car makers.
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Li Auto delivers 6,126 units in December, up over 500% year-on-year
Li Auto said it also had a record number of new orders in December but did not disclose specific figures.
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How will Xpeng respond to potential shorting? CEO responds
Short sellers are active in the US stock market, for example, Tesla has been plagued by short sellers for a long time and Nio has been shorted as well. How should Xpeng respond if it also encounters this situation?
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Xpeng will launch flying car at end of 2021 and open for test drive
Probably in the next four years, "you'll see a few new gadgets coming out of Xpeng that are beyond everyone's imagination," said Xpeng Chairman and CEO He Xiaopeng.
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Tesla's largest Supercharger station in the world opens in Shanghai
Tesla opened its largest Supercharger station in the world, the 72-pile Shanghai Jing'an International Center Supercharger Station, for operation on December 31.
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Xpeng announces its LiDAR supplier as Livox, a company incubated by drone maker DJI
Xpeng will release the world's first production vehicle with LiDAR in 2021.
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New China-made Tesla Model 3 goes on sale, Performance version available for first time
In addition to the China-made Model Y, Tesla today announced the launch of the new Model 3, a chrome-trimmed blacked-out version of the model already available in overseas markets.
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China-made Tesla Model Y goes on sale, price from about $52,000
On the first day of the New Year, the last piece of Tesla's "SEXY" portfolio in China was completed, and the price of the China-made Model Y was significantly reduced compared to the imported version.
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GAC Nio apologizes for Bitcoin statement
Hours after releasing a statement Thursday afternoon Beijing time that it will be the first car company in China to accept Bitcoin payments, GAC Nio has apologized for it.
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Announcing CnEVPost
On December 17, 2020, we announced the CnEVPost website, a separate site where we've split off CnTechPost's EV coverage and where you'll find the latest coverage of China's new energy vehicle industry.
