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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.
  • Chinese EV startup Aiways enters Spanish, Portuguese markets

    Aiways plans to release a new model in Europe every year, and its U6 SUV will be available in Europe in 2022.

  • Geely's Lotus, self-driving unicorn Momenta set up joint venture

    The company is the first joint venture between a carmaker and an autonomous driving firm in China, and will be a supplier of autonomous driving solutions to Lotus.

  • Faraday Future delays Q3 earnings report amid internal review of short-seller allegations

    Faraday Future has formed a special committee to review allegations of inaccurate disclosures.

  • Tesla adds 49 Supercharger stations in China in Oct

    Tesla added 10 new Supercharger stations, including 66 supercharging piles, in China this week.

  • Geely said to launch high-end pickup to rival Rivian in H2 next year

    The pickup truck business of Geely, China's largest private automaker, will be transformed into a premium, electric brand.

  • WM Motor said to eye HK IPO that could raise about $1 billion

    WM Motor is eyeing a possible $1 billion Hong Kong IPO, which could happen as soon as next year, Bloomberg reports.

  • China's NEV industry embracing inflection point where market forces driving growth, state media says

    This year will be the historical inflection point at which the driving force behind the development of China's NEV industry changes from policy to market forces.

  • Is Jidu Auto going to follow Nio's BaaS model?

    The car-making arm of Baidu is hiring for a "BaaS battery operations business development" position.

  • WM Motor reveals interior images of its flagship M7 sedan

    The M7's cabin features i-Surf technology skin and i-Rota super dials, offering a host of smart applications to make the ride more tech-savvy.

  • China's NEV sales reached record 383,000 units in Oct, CAAM data show

    In the fourth quarter, Chinese automotive consumer demand remained stable, but uncertainty remained on the supply side, the CAAM said.