EV Industry

Audi China was recently awarded the Beijing T3 class test license, which allows the company to conduct automated driving tests on Beijing's public roads.

China supports the two development models of new energy vehicles, charging and battery swap, to create a favorable environment for the promotion and application of new energy vehicles, China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology said in a reply letter to a proposal by a member of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC).

China's passenger car market registered retail sales of 1.91 million units in September, up 7.3 percent from the same period last year, according to the latest figures released by the China Passenger Car Association (CPCA) on October 13.

Chinese electric car startup ENOVATE has received another multi-billion dollar blood transfusion after completing an over RMB 2 billion round of funding from Shanghai Electric in April 2019.

The HiPhi X, the first product of Shanghai-based Human Horizons' luxury smart electric car brand HiPhi, was recently launched, with a four-seat founder edition priced at RMB 800,000 ($117,800) and a six-seat founder edition priced at RMB 680,000, much higher than the RMB 468,000 price tag of the new Nio ES8.

Li Yinan, founder and former CEO of Niu Technologies, a China-based, US-listed maker of electric scooters, has now quietly entered the new energy vehicle industry after  being out of the public eye in China for a long time.

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.

In an effort to help, this blog post is going to go over some buying advice and tips in the argument of whether you should go with a new car or a used car.

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