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Onvo unveils plan to double available battery packs at swap stations in following month
Onvo plans to add over 8,000 new battery packs compatible with its vehicles at battery swap stations by mid-January 2026.
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Bike-sharing firm Hellobike expects to see mass production of L4 robotaxis by Jun 2026
Hellobike anticipates small-batch deliveries of its L4 autonomous robotaxi models in March next year, with mass production slated for June.
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Li Auto reaches 20,000 superchargers as it struggles to boost BEV deliveries
Li Auto is continuing to expand its supercharging infrastructure as it looks to its BEV models, particularly the Li i6, to boost sales.
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CATL expects pure electric vessels to be capable of ocean voyages within 3 years
CATL's marine business already covers inland rivers, lakes, and coastal waters, and is now advancing toward ocean voyage applications.
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Spy shots reveal Zeekr 8X SUV as debut delayed to next year
The Zeekr 8X hybrid SUV is expected to debut in the first quarter of next year, with pricing starting at around RMB 400,000 ($56,580).
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Nio Onvo delivers 40,000th L90 as Black Knight Edition deliveries begin
Hong Kong actor Louis Koo became the 40,000th L90 owner and the first to get the L90 Black Knight Edition.
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Chinese EV stocks extend losses in Hong Kong as year-end sales momentum wanes
Major EV makers have seen consecutive days of declines as year-end vehicle deliveries prove weaker than previous years amid tapering stimulus policies.
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Li Auto launches smart glasses Livis to extend reach of its AI capabilities
The Livis AI glasses start at RMB 1,999 ($283) in China and will be sold overseas through channels of German optical systems manufacturer Zeiss.
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China, New Zealand hold 1st dialogue on NEVs in Wellington
China's industrial regulator expressed willingness to strengthen cooperation with New Zealand in NEVs, charging infrastructure, and low-carbon sectors.
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China Nov NEV retail up 7% year-on-year to 1.35 million, preliminary CPCA data show
China's November NEV retail sales saw a modest increase, indicating year-end performance was not as robust as in previous years as trade-in subsidies phase out.









