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Ford vows to beat Nio, Tesla

"We know our competition is Nio and Tesla, and we have to beat them, not match them," Ford CEO Jim Farley said.

Livan, Geely's joint venture with Lifan, launches battery swap-enabled model

The model is aimed at the mobility market and was jointly developed by Livan and Geely's ride-hailing subsidiary Cao Cao Mobility.

Jidu, ZF enter partnership to jointly develop smart chassis

Jidu and ZF have signed a strategic agreement to jointly develop smart chassis, which is seen as the hardware foundation for advanced autonomous driving technology.

SAIC's Rising Auto unveils battery swap-enabled coupe SUV R7

Rising Auto says the R7 can swap batteries in as little as 2.5 minutes.

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.

Lotus in 'early discussions' about IPO, report says

Lotus is considering taking its lifestyle business public within two years to help fund a major international expansion and investment in electric vehicles, the Financial Times reported.

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.

GAC Aion completes plant expansion, doubles annual capacity to 200,000 vehicles

Following the completion of this expansion project, the plant's production efficiency has increased by 45 percent and customization capacity has increased by 35 percent, GAC Aion said.

China sells 431,000 NEVs in Jan, up 136% year-on-year, CAAM data show

January sales of pure electric passenger cars were 335,000 units, up 127.3 percent year-on-year, while sales of plug-in hybrids were 85,000 units, up 198.3 percent year-on-year.

After Nio, Xpeng, Chinese EV startup Voyah announces plans to enter Norway

Voyah's model will debut in Oslo this June, and the company will start delivering vehicles to local customers in the fourth quarter.
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