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  • China's NEV retail sales down 29% MoM to 670,000 in Jan, preliminary CPCA data show

    This means that the penetration of passenger NEVs at retail was 32.8 percent in January, down from 40.2 percent in December.

  • China sells 729,000 NEVs in Jan, 39% lower than Dec, CAAM data show

    In January, China sold 445,000 BEVs, 46.06 percent lower than in December, and 284,000 PHEVs, 21.98 percent lower than in December.

  • China's Jan NEV wholesale at 700,000, down 37% from Dec, CPCA estimates show

    China's January wholesale sales of passenger NEVs are expected to be 700,000 units, up 80 percent year-on-year, but down 37 percent from December, the CPCA said.

  • China NEV retail sales at 596,000 in Jan 1-28, down 24% from same period last month

    China's passenger NEV retail sales stood at 596,000 units in January 1-28, up 92 percent from a year earlier but down 24 percent from a month earlier, data from the CPCA showed. (I…

  • Baidu-backed Jiyue to unveil 2nd model Jiyue 07 at Beijing auto show

    The Jiyue 07 will be unveiled at the Beijing auto show in April and deliveries will begin in the second half of the year, according to local media.

  • Charging solutions provider StarCharge mulling HK IPO, report says

    StarCharge is considering an IPO in Hong Kong, potentially raising about $500 million and seeking a $5 billion valuation, according to Bloomberg.

  • China NEV retail sales at 380,000 in Jan 1-21, down 21% from same period last month

    China's NEV sales performance didn't continue to deteriorate last week, despite the beginning of the year usually is a low point for sales.

  • Chinese startup Newrizon begins exporting battery swap-enabled electric trucks to Middle East

    Newrizon, founded by a former Nio senior vice president, announced in February 2023 that it had secured more than RMB 100 million in Series B+ funding from Nio Capital.

  • Lotus launches Emeya electric sedan in China with starting price of $92,830

    The Lotus Emeya is available in four trims, three of which feature four LiDARs. Customers who order now can expect delivery in 6-8 weeks.

  • CPCA expects China's Jan NEV retail sales to be 800,000 units, 15.3% lower than Dec

    China's passenger car retail sales are estimated to be around 2.2 million units in January, down 6.5 percent from December.