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  • Didi announces it will delist from US, starts preparations for HK listing

    Didi announced today that it is starting the process of delisting from the New York Stock Exchange with immediate effect and initiating preparations for a listing in Hong Kong.

  • Hongguang Mini EV sold 45,576 units in Nov, up 22% year-on-year

    Wuling's GSEV (Global Small Electric Vehicle) architecture-based model sold a total of 50,141 units in November.

  • CITIC Securities expects high boom for China's new carmakers to continue in next two months

    CITIC Securities expects sales of Nio, Xpeng and Li Auto to reach 162,000, 200,000 and 147,000 units, respectively, in 2022.

  • Kaixin Auto unveils strategic plan for NEVs

    Kaixin's shares rose about 20 percent in pre-market trading before narrowing to less than 4 percent.

  • WM Motor says it has raised $152 million in Series D2 funding

    The financing was led by real estate developer Agile Property, bringing its total Series D funding to $457 million.

  • WM Motor delivered 5,027 vehicles in Nov, up 67% year-on-year

    This is a new high for WM Motor's single-month deliveries, but only two more than the 5,025 units delivered in October.

  • Volvo investigates after NEV fire puts automaker in spotlight

    The vehicle was said to be a plug-in hybrid version of the Volvo XC90, and the accident caused severe damage to the car as well as the nearby vehicle.

  • Nio-backed used car trading platform Uxin to be included in MSCI index

    Uxin will be included in the MSCI Global Small Cap Index - China Index, effective after the US stock market closes on November 30.

  • Jidu's first model to feature Qualcomm Snapdragon 8295 chip based on 5nm process

    The Snapdragon 8295 chip has 30 Tops of NPU computing power for AI learning, which is twice that of Apple's A15 and 8 times that of the 8155 chip.

  • Faraday Future says it's confident of filing compliance plan with Nasdaq in near future

    Faraday Future said there is no real risk of a stock delisting as long as it resumes regular on-time SEC filings in a timely manner.