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Geely sold 7,515 NEVs in June, down 14% from a year earlier
Geely's all vehicle sales totaled 100,163 units in June, down about 9 percent from a year ago and up about 4 percent from May.
User frustrated by lagging VW ID.4 X car interface
A video circulated on Weibo on Tuesday shows a user complaining that the SAIC Volkswagen ID.4 X car system is stuck in the startup screen and the vehicle cannot perform any operation, even the air conditioning cannot be turned on.
Horizon Robotics' AI chip with up to 128 TOPS computing power gets key certification
Horizon Robotics has received SGS-TÜV ISO 26262 ASIL-B Ready functional safety product certification for its Journey 5 chip with up to 128 tera operations per second (TOPS) of AI computing power, paving the way for mass production.
OTA upgrade lets Polestar 2 users use smartphones as car keys
Polestar said Tuesday that Polestar 2 users can use their smartphones as car keys as an alternative to traditional keys.
GAC Aion sold 10,403 units in June, up 190 percent year-on-year
This is the second consecutive month that the brand has sold more than 10,000 units per month, and its May sales exceeded this threshold for the first time, increasing 154 percent year-on-year to 10,395 units.
Newspaper focuses on why legacy car makers lag behind in EV market
What traditional car companies hate about themselves is that they seem to understand why the new car makers are winning, but they just can't do it right.
WM Motor, once seen as one of the most promising EV makers in China, lags behind its local peers
WM Motor has not announced any single month sales so far this year, in contrast to its peers including Nio.
China's June auto sales forecast at 1.926 million units, down 16% from a year earlier
It is worth noting that the electric car companies that have now announced their June sales are all performing strongly.
Chery sold 7,226 NEVs in June, up 158% from a year earlier
Chinese automaker Chery sold 7,226 new energy vehicles in June, up 158.1 percent year-on-year, according to data released by the company on Monday.
VW ID.6 CROZZ starts accepting pre-orders in China, price from about $37,000
As China's new energy vehicle market is growing rapidly, traditional car giant Volkswagen is underperforming. Now the company has added a new member to its lineup in hopes of gaining more market share.