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2022 Porsche Taycan launched in China, priced from about $138,000
The base model is priced at RMB 888,000, the 4S version at RMB 1,158,000, the Turbo version at RMB 1,508,000 and the Turbo S version at RMB 1,808,000.
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Volkswagen expects its EV sales in China to soar in H2
Volkswagen expects its ID series of electric cars to see a sales surge in China in the second half of this year, Reuters reported on Thursday, citing Volkswagen Group CEO Herbert Diess.
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Porsche recalls 5,957 Taycan EVs in China due to risk of loss of power
Porsche is recalling thousands of electric vehicles in China due to the risk of loss of power, becoming the latest company to announce a recall in the Chinese market.
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VW starts delivery of ID.6 CROZZ in China
FAW-Volkswagen began deliveries in China on July 18 of the ID.6 CROZZ, a mid-size all-electric SUV built on the MEB modular platform.
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User frustrated by lagging VW ID.4 X car interface
A video circulated on Weibo on Tuesday shows a user complaining that the SAIC Volkswagen ID.4 X car system is stuck in the startup screen and the vehicle cannot perform any operation, even the air conditioning cannot be turned on.
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VW ID.6 CROZZ starts accepting pre-orders in China, price from about $37,000
As China's new energy vehicle market is growing rapidly, traditional car giant Volkswagen is underperforming. Now the company has added a new member to its lineup in hopes of gaining more market share.
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Volkswagen to stop fuel car production in Europe by 2035 at latest, but a little later in China
Volkswagen will stop producing fuel-fired vehicles "a little later" in the United States and China, and even longer in South Africa and Africa.
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BMW plans to install 360,000 charging piles in China by year-end
For reference, Tesla currently has more than 6,300 Superchargers in China and more than 25,000 Superchargers worldwide.
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BMW recalls 6,636 iX3 EVs in China due to software design issues
BMW had hoped to use the iX3 to challenge Tesla and new car makers, including Nio, in the Chinese market.
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FAW-Volkswagen reportedly plans to cut production by 30% in Q2 as chip shortage affects 29 models
FAW-Volkswagen had planned to produce about 610,000 vehicles in the second quarter of this year, but due to chip shortages, it is expected to produce only 400,000 vehicles, a cut of about 30 percent, yicai.com reported Monday.









