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  • China's Feb NEV wholesale at 450,000, down 34% from Jan, CPCA estimates show

    February sales in China's auto market are expected to be the lowest of the year, the CPCA said.

  • China's NEV retail at 283,000 in Feb 1-25, down 44% from same period last month

    Retail sales of all passenger vehicles in China for the period February 1-25 were 861,000 units, down 25 percent year-on-year and down 43 percent from the same period last month.

  • Chinese EV makers' CEOs react to Apple's reported ditching of EV effort

    Bloomberg reported that Apple is canceling its decade-long EV-making effort. CEOs of EV makers including Xpeng, Li Auto, Xiaomi, and Jiyue have expressed their views.

  • Lotus Tech debuts on Nasdaq with slightly lower market cap than Nio

    Lotus Technology has a market capitalization of $9.3 billion, higher than Xpeng's $8.1 billion and slightly lower than Nio's $11.2 billion.

  • CPCA expects China's Feb NEV retail sales at 380,000, down 43% from Jan

    China's auto market saw seasonal weakness in February as the 2024 Lunar New Year holiday fell in mid-February, the CPCA noted.

  • HiPhi founder apologizes to employees, says firm has only 3-month window left

    Ding Lei said that he was using old-fashioned business strategies and was no match for his counterparts from Internet companies. He also said that there have been companies expressing interest in HiPhi, including acquisitions and investments.

  • China's NEV retail at 165,000 in Feb 1-17, down 44% from same period last month

    China's NEV sales declined significantly in the first three weeks of February, mainly due to the Chinese New Year holiday.

  • Lotus Tech to begin trading on Nasdaq on Feb 23

    Lotus Technology's business combination with a SPAC is expected to close on February 22 and will trade under the ticker symbol "LOT".

  • Price war in China's passenger car market to remain fierce in 2024, says CPCA secretary-general

    The process of new manufacturers replacing old ones in the process of establishing a new market order will likely continue for several years until a new landscape is formed, said Cui Dongshu of the CPCA.

  • Lotus Tech files with Chinese securities regulator for US listing

    Lotus Technology plans to merge with L Catterton Asia Acquisition Corp in order to list on the Nasdaq, issuing up to 181,315,064 ordinary shares.