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China-led Phoenix Motor sputters with watered down US listing plan
Electric vehicle maker aims to raise $20 million from its Nasdaq IPO, down from a previous $150 million target, which is only enough to fund its operations for a year.
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Jidu to unveil robot car concept on June 8
Jidu said its robot car design is inspired by spaceships, with advanced self-driving capabilities and an ultra-intelligent cockpit.
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Shanghai aims to have life fully back to normal from Covid in June
Shanghai's next Covid prevention and control will be divided into three phases, with the goal of a full return to normal life and company production order in June.
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Shanghai will start phased resumption of businesses from May 16
Shopping centers, department stores, supermarkets, convenience stores and other commercial outlets will be gradually resuming offline operations in an orderly manner.
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WM Motor delivers 3,309 vehicles in April, down 40% from March
Supply chains across China are in disruption because of the Covid outbreak, and WM Motor's manufacturing sites in Wenzhou and Huanggang have inevitably been affected, it said.
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Further Reading: A panoramic view of China's automotive supply chain
This is the best analysis we have seen of the Chinese automotive supply chain and what impact Covid has had.
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China to issue new policies to boost car consumption in rural areas as soon as this month, report says
A new round of policies to boost auto consumption in rural areas will be released soon, possibly as soon as this month, Cailian reported.
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China's passenger vehicle retail sales drop 21% year-on-year in first week of May, CPCA data show
China's NEV supply is expected to improve significantly in May compared to April, with retail sales of NEVs expected to show high growth compared to April, the CPCA said.
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HiPhi sells 316 units in April, down 31% from March
HiPhi X has accumulated nearly 6,000 deliveries and sold at an average price of nearly RMB 700,000 ($103,950), it said.
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China's April NEV sales at 299,000 units, down 38% from March, CAAM data show
Compared to the NEV market, China's overall auto market performed worse in April, with sales down 47.1 percent from March.









