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How is China's NEV industry faring as Covid wave sweeps country? CICC explains
Major automakers including BYD, Tesla, Nio, and Li Auto were relatively unaffected, as they all have a certain level of order backlog, according to CICC.
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China downgrades Covid control in decisive break with zero-Covid policy
This is another major adjustment to the Covid control policy since China began implementing strict Class A infectious disease prevention and control measures on January 20, 2020.
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China's NEV retail sales expected to be about 700,000 units in Dec, CPCA says
In terms of retail sales, China's NEV penetration rate is expected to be about 31.8 percent in December, lower than the 32.3 percent in November.
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HiPhi begins mass production of 2nd model HiPhi Z, deliveries to begin in Jan
The HiPhi Z coupe has a starting price of RMB 610,000, with the first production cars rolling off the production line on December 20.
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US EV startup Lucid hiring for 14 jobs in China
Lucid's website has opened up 14 jobs in China, all of them based in Shanghai, in areas including hardware engineering, supply chain and retail.
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Shenzhen's NEV penetration has reached 57% so far this year
To date, Shenzhen has 740,000 NEVs. The city plans to have that number reach 1.3 million by 2025.
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Guangzhou auto show resumes with new dates of Dec 30 to Jan 8
China has essentially abandoned the ZERO-Covid policy, making it possible for such large events to be held.
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Chinese EV startup Enovate to build production base in Saudi Arabia with annual capacity of 100,000 units
Enovate will form a joint venture with Saudi Arabia's Sumou Holding to build a production and R&D base in Saudi Arabia with an annual capacity of about 100,000 NEVs.
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China Nov EV battery installations: Total volume up 12.2% from Oct, CATL's share at 50.64%
BYD's power battery installation volume in November was 8.94 GWh, ranking second with a 26.09 percent share.
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China NEV sales at 786,000 units in Nov, a new record, CAAM data show
China's NEV penetration rate was 33.8 percent in November, a new all-time record, the CAAM data show.









