EV Industry

On September 24, the first orders for Xpeng Motors in Europe were ready for export, with 100 Xpeng G3i's awaiting shipment from the port of Xinsha, Guangzhou. The first delivery of Xpeng G3i to Norwegian owners is expected to be completed in November.

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After Li Auto, another Chinese new energy vehicle startup is testing the waters of extended-range electric vehicles.

Geely Automobile Group on September 23 announced the Sustainable Experience Architecture (SEA) for pure electric vehicles. At the same time, the Lynk&Co ZERO concept, the first all-electric luxury coupe based on this architecture, made its public debut, and it will go on sale in mass production in 2021.

Tesla said today that it has officially opened the Chengdu-Lhasa charging route with the opening of Tesla charging stations along China's National Highway 318, a route of approximately 2011 kilometers with two Supercharger stations and 11 destination stations, one for every 154 kilometers.

Chinese EV maker WM Motor has completed its 10 billion RMB Series D round of financing, which was co-led by Shanghai State-owned Assets Investment Platform and Shanghai Automotive Industry Corporation (SAIC), with Baidu and SIG participating in the round, according to 36kr.com.

Chinese ride-hailing giant Didi Chuxing is partnering with automaker BYD to produce customized electric vehicles for its transport business, Bloomberg reported citing people familiar with the matter.

Since the autumn, the global new energy vehicles to establish a growth inflection point, China investment bank CICC said, adding the medium- and long-term development path is clear.

The China Automotive Chip Industry Innovation Strategic Alliance was officially established in Beijing on September 19, which is jointly supported by the Ministry of Science and Technology and the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology of China, and led by the China New Energy Vehicle Technology Innovation Center.

Chinese electric car startup company ENOVATE launched its first product, the smart electric SUV ME7, in Shanghai on September 19.