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CnEVPost is closely following the EV industry in China, and here you can see what's happening in the industry on a daily basis.
  • Chinese energy official says EVs could become energy storage for power system

    An electric car may become an energy storage device for the power system, and if thousands of electric cars are used in this way, then it will be very beneficial to the power system, he said.

  • Xiaomi reportedly plans to spend $15 billion on electric cars

    Xiaomi will invest about 60 percent of the amount envisioned and plans to finance the rest, the person familiar with the matter said.

  • WM Motor's first 100 W6 models begin shipping from factory to dealer network

    The first batch of WM W6 will be shipped as show cars to stores in cities including Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Tianjin, Wuhan, Chongqing, Hangzhou, and Chengdu. Customers will be able to experience the model's smart technology in-store.

  • Baidu Apollo reportedly joins forces with local manufacturer to develop LiDAR for its 5th-gen Robotaxi

    Baidu's autonomous driving platform Apollo has partnered with Chinese LiDAR company Hesai Photonics Technology to develop a LiDAR for use in Baidu's fifth-generation self-driving Robotaxi.

  • Chinese consumers' willingness to buy local-brand cars rises, report says

    The proportion of potential consumers who tend to buy new energy vehicles rose from 3% in 2018 to 16% this year, the report showed.

  • Faraday Future announces nearly $100 million in debt financing

    US-based electric car company Faraday Future (FF) announced Friday that it has raised nearly $100 million in debt financing led by Ares with participation from existing lenders including Birch Lake.

  • China's new energy passenger car sales expected to reach 2 million units this year

    Sales of all new energy vehicles are expected to reach 2.2 million units this year, up 900,000 units from last year.

  • Evergrande Auto has invested $7.25 billion to build cars

    Evergrande Auto, the car-making business of China's largest real estate company, has invested RMB 47.4 billion ($7.25 billion) to build new energy vehicles, the company said in its annual financial report released March 25.

  • Geely says its in-house developed central control chip will be assembled on board in 2023

    Geely Auto started laying out its chip strategy in 2019, and the in-house developed central control chip will be assembled on board in 2023, the auto giant said.

  • Former Byton CEO reportedly to join Evergrande Auto

    Dai Lei, former CEO and co-founder of Chinese EV startup Byton, will take a position at Evergrande Auto.