Dongfeng

Dongfeng Nissan's Venucia brand, will use Dongfeng's EV platform to drive its electrification transition in China, according to local media.

Voyah has let the facelift of the Voyah Free go on sale, offering only an EREV variant at a starting price reduced by RMB 66,700 from what was previously on sale.

Voyah will raise a Series B round next and has plans for an initial public offering, its CFO said.

Dongfeng Honda has sent a shipment of hybrid Honda CR-Vs and all-electric e:NS1s from Shanghai to Europe, with the vehicles expected to arrive at a Belgian port in late June.

Customers of the Voyah Zhuiguang sedan can now receive substantial benefits for free that previously cost RMB 72,000.

Voyah Zhuiguang's starting price of RMB 322,900 is higher than the Rising F7's RMB 209,900 and lower than the Nio ET7's RMB 458,000.

Voyah's first sedan, while not as battery swap-enabled as the Nio ET7, offers similar selling points to Nio's model, including semi-solid-state batteries and battery leasing.

By 2025, Dongfeng's IGBT and SiC projects could produce about 1.2 million power modules per year, it said.

Dongfeng's passenger car business unit will use Black Sesame's chips for its first all-electric sedan and first all-electric SUV.

This is Voyah's first flagship store in Norway, having opened a smaller showroom in Oslo in June.