Phate Zhang

  • Explosion hits CATL's battery recycling subsidiary

    An explosion at a battery recycling company under CATL, China's largest automotive lithium-ion battery maker, has slightly dampened Chinese investors' enthusiasm for the new energy sector.

  • Baidu said to be planning to set up EV joint venture with Geely

    Some of Geely's existing car manufacturing facilities will be modified to build smart electric cars, and the vehicles will use the software provided by Baidu and Geely's engineering know-how, the report said.

  • Tesla opens Supercharger station at an airport in Beijing, its first in Asia-Pacific region

    Tesla announced on Thursday that its Supercharger station at the P1 parking structure at Beijing's Daxing International Airport is open to owners, the first Supercharger station at an airport in the Asia-Pacific region for the US electric car company.

  • Xpeng will open NGP Beta experience to selected users on Jan 11

    With NGP, vehicles can navigate autonomously from point A to point B on the highway covered by high precision maps.

  • Another Chinese mega-city extends new energy vehicle purchase stimulus

    Shenzhen recently announced that a policy introduced last June to promote new energy vehicle consumption that expired on December 31 will be extended until June 30, 2021.

  • Xpeng announces new sedan coming, expected to be equipped with LiDAR

    Xpeng said in a poster that the sedan will feature a new design and hinted that it will be equipped with LiDAR.

  • GAC Nio CEO reportedly to leave company in March

    Liao Bing, the CEO of GAC Nio, a joint venture between GAC Group and Nio, announced his impending departure at a staff meeting on January 7, jiemian.com said, citing insiders close to the company.

  • First EV powered by Huawei Hicar said to be launched in H1

    Huawei Hicar began working with BAIC BluePark New Energy on January 28 last year, and they will launch the first model in the first half of 2021, according to Chinastarmarket.cn.

  • BYD says delivery time for Han models has been extended to 8 weeks due to lack of capacity

    When Chinese consumers' enthusiasm for new energy vehicles will recede seems to remain unseen, as BYD is also swamped with orders.

  • BofA Securities gives Li Auto 'Buy' rating and $42 price target in initial coverage

    BofA said Li Auto's sales are expected to grow at a CAGR of 48 percent from 2020-2025, driven by rising EV penetration, strong market demand, and rapid expansion of sales channels.