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KiWi EV to be officially launched on Aug 31
Earlier this month, William Li, founder, chairman and CEO of Nio, visited SAIC-GM-Wuling and test drove the KiWi EV.
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Baidu's carmaking arm Jidu signs deal with LiDAR supplier Hesai
Baidu prides itself on its Tesla-like technology that relies on pure vision, and now a new report says the company may be wavering on its choice of technology route.
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Sinopec has built 570 charging and battery swap stations
Sinopec Group, the Chinese fossil-fuel giant, has built a total of 570 charging stations and battery swap stations.
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Xpeng G3's OEM Haima's H1 loss reduced by 52% year-over-year
Haima sold a total of 16,500 vehicles in the first half of 2021, of which 11,200 were Xpeng G3, accounting for 67.95 percent of the total.
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Shandong aims to build 8,000 public charging and swap stations by 2025
Residents of Shandong's central urban areas will have public charging and battery swap facilities within a radius of fewer than 5 kilometers.
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New report expects China to sell over 3 million NEVs this year
A conservative estimate of 60 percent of total annual sales in the second half of 2021 means 1.8 million unit sales in the second half of 2021, with annual sales exceeding 3 million units, the report said.
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Faraday Future says FF 91 completes 3,653 km of road testing
The test, which collected data from real-life scenarios, marks an important step toward the production phase of the FF 91, the company said.
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China to speed up creation of carbon emission standard system for autos
The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) said it will work with relevant departments to speed up the establishment of a sound carbon emission standard system for automobiles.
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Over 400,000 charging piles in China now support UnionPay QuickPass payments
More than 400,000 public charging piles in China now support payments using UnionPay Mobile QuickPass, covering more than 60 percent of all public charging piles.
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Most public charging piles in China stay idle
The average utilization rate of public charging piles in 22 of China's 25 large cities is less than 10 percent, CCTV said on August 23.









