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Geely aims for 3.65 million sales by 2025, with EVs accounting for over 30%
Geely wants to be No. 1 in China in terms of market share by 2025. Zeekr aims to reach 650,000 units sold by then and have a top-three global share of the premium EV market.
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Chinese robo-van maker Neolix gets investment from SoftBank
Neolix announced on August 18 the completion of hundreds of millions of RMB Series B funding round led by CICC Capital and SoftBank Ventures Asia.
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Auto chip shortage fears return as Malaysia's Covid-19 outbreak worsens
The tight supply of automotive chips, which had eased in recent months, seems to have returned.
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Baidu launches unmanned vehicle travel service platform
Baidu on Wednesday unveiled its new unmanned vehicle travel service platform, Luobo Kuaipao (萝卜快跑, literally, run fast, carrot).
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Baidu unveils Apollo robot car without steering wheel
Baidu unveiled its Apollo car robot without a steering wheel and pedals but equipped with a large, curved screen on August 18.
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China's July auto exports hit another record high, with NEVs contributing 31.5%
China exported 140,000 passenger cars in July, up 16.8 percent from the previous month and 2.1 times higher year-over-year.
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Solar panel maker Trina Solar says its cells have set world record for efficiency
Trina Solar said the cell has achieved an efficiency of 23.56 percent, setting a new world record for mass production efficiency of 210 large-area industrial P-type monocrystalline silicon PERCs.
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Shanghai sees 133,000 new energy vehicles registered in H1
By the end of June, Shanghai had 513,000 new energy vehicles, of which 235,000 were pure electric vehicles.
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China to launch series of policies to support NEV industry, report says
China will introduce a series of policies to support the development of the new energy vehicle industry as well as its technological innovation, Shanghai Securities News reported on Monday.
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Xpeng G3's OEM Haima says it has built its first hydrogen fuel cell car prototype
Haima's shares traded in Shenzhen shot up to the 10 percent daily trading limit after Chinese media reported the development Monday afternoon.









