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Auto expert now expects chip shortages to take nine months to a year to ease
From traditional car companies like Volkswagen to emerging car companies like Nio, all are facing the impact of chip shortages this year. Now it seems that the supply and demand imbalance may last longer than originally expected.
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Analysts say China's smart car industry's 'Warring States Era' has just begun
With the addition of technology companies, the "Warring States Era" of China's industry has begun, the analysts said.
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Another Chinese tech giant gets in! Didi has reportedly launched car-building project
For Chinese tech giants, there seems to be no one who doesn't want to enter the car-building arena, lured by the huge popularity of car-making newcomers, including Nio.
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China registers 9.66 million new motor vehicles in Q1, record high for the same period
As of March 2021, China had 378 million motor vehicles, including 287 million cars.
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If you think Nio is good at user operations, then take a look at its Chinese peer
IM Motors Tuesday unveiled details of its user operation program, which combines initial coin offering (ICO), cryptocurrency mining, and user relationship maintenance.
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Chinese weblebrity builds electric car that looks like spaceship and can go sideways with his bare hands
Geng has been bringing joy to his fans with his useless inventions. His own story is also a story of a poor man's comeback.
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Hongguang Mini EV Macaron, the upgraded version of China's hottest-selling EV, boasts an average of one vehicle off production line every 2 minutes
In January, 36,762 units of the Hongguang Mini EV were sold, making it the world's top monthly electric vehicle seller.
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Sales of NEVs and hybrids in China expected to grow over 15 times by 2035, report says
Wood Mackenzie expects new energy vehicles and hybrids to dominate new car sales in China through 2035.
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Xiaomi's Lei Jun, Nio's William Li, Xpeng's He Xiaopeng show up at rare gathering
Given that Xiaomi just announced its entry into the car-making industry three days ago, this gathering of the leaders of China's most prominent new energy vehicle companies has quickly generated widespread interest among Chinese Internet users.
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Chinese firm's next-gen power battery seeks to challenge energy density bottleneck
Farasis Energy said it has developed and validated a next-generation electric vehicle battery with an energy density of 330Wh/kg, marking a challenge to the industry's widely held belief that lithium batteries have an energy density bottleneck upper limit of 350Wh/kg.
