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CnEVPost is closely following the EV industry in China, and here you can see what's happening in the industry on a daily basis.
  • CAAM calls for return to normal order in China's auto industry as price war disrupts sector

    Reducing prices to deal with inventory and properly recover costs are normal business practices, but these tactics should not turn into price wars, the CAAM said.

  • Qiantu inks deal with Mullen to tap US market, K50 supercar to be rebranded as Mullen GT and GTRS

    Mullen has acquired Qiantu's North and South American intellectual property and distribution rights, allowing the assembly and distribution of the Qiantu K50 in the Americas.

  • Kia enters China's crowded EV market, 1st model expected to launch in Aug

    The Kia EV6 will be brought to China as an import and is expected to go on sale in August this year. It will also launch the EV5 in November, its first model to be produced in China.

  • Financially troubled Enovate reportedly close to getting life-saving money

    Enovate has already owed its employees two months of salary arrears and its factory in Changsha, Hunan province, has shut down production this year, according to local media.

  • LiDAR-maker Hesai posts Q4 revenue growth of 56.6% YoY in 1st earnings report since US IPO

    Hesai began trading on the Nasdaq on February 9 and has accumulated a decline of about 36 percent since then.

  • More Chinese EV makers promise no price cuts as price war intensifies consumer wait-and-see sentiment

    EV makers including Leapmotor, Neta and Denza have all introduced 90-day price protection policies.

  • China NEV sales at 525,000 units in Feb, up 28.7% from Jan, CAAM data show

    In January-February, China's vehicle sales decreased by 15.2 percent year-on-year while NEV sales increased by 20.8 percent year-on-year.

  • Full CPCA rankings: Top-selling models and automakers in China in Feb

    This article contains 20 tables compiled by CnEVPost based on data from the CPCA, showing which models and car companies sold the most in China in February.

  • China Feb retail sales of passenger NEVs up 32.8% from Jan to 439,000 units, CPCA data show

    In terms of retail sales, China's NEV penetration rate was 31.6 percent in February, up nearly 10 percentage points from a year ago and up from 25.7 percent in January.

  • Financially troubled WM Motor says it's pushing hard to resume production

    WM Motor will have more than 100 dealership stores in China gradually return to regular service, the company said.