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BMW i3 for China only rolls off line in Shenyang
With the launch of the new BMW i3 and the unveiling of the BMW i7, BMW has presented five purely electric models to Chinese customers.
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Volkswagen's software division CARIAD forms China subsidiary, its first outside Europe
CARIAD's China team currently employs more than 600 people, a number that will double by the end of 2023.
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Mercedes-Benz's new EQA variant goes on sale in China with lower price tag
Mercedes-Benz today announced the official launch of the EQA 260 model in China, priced at RMB 321,800 ($49,100), above the entry-level Model Y.
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BMW raises prices in China after Mercedes-Benz
The prices of several models, including the BMW 3 Series and X3, have been raised by RMB 1,600 ($250) - 11,000, and some adjustments have been made to the specification information.
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Mercedes-Benz raises prices of multiple models in China
Mercedes-Benz notified dealers today that it is raising the official guide prices of its models by RMB 3,000 to RMB 76,000 due to a significant increase in raw material prices and global supply chain shortages.
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Volkswagen plans to set up JVs focused on nickel and cobalt production with two Chinese firms
Volkswagen plans to set up a joint venture with Huayou Cobalt and Tsingshan Group in Indonesia and a joint venture with Huayou Cobalt in Guangxi, China.
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Mercedes-Benz EQC recall plan in China fails to quell customer discontent
Mercedes-Benz had planned to recall a total of 10,104 EQC vehicles from August 15, but many owners have asked the company to advance that process with new demands.
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Volkswagen Anhui completes construction of body shop for MEB plant
Construction of Volkswagen Anhui's MEB plant started in April 2021, with more than 70 percent of the building construction already completed.
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BMW i4 electric sedan launched in China, smaller than Nio ET5 but pricier
The BMW i4 starts at RMB 449,900 in China, higher than the Nio ET5's RMB 328,000 yuan.
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Beijing Benz to recall 10,104 EQC vehicles after users complain of motor problems
A month ago, dozens of EQC owners in China released a joint statement saying their vehicles had experienced at least one motor failure.









