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Chinese users' satisfaction with NEVs on par with fuel vehicles for first time, survey shows
All three Nio models are among the top three in terms of customer satisfaction with pure electric midsize and large SUVs.
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Nio Capital invests in local energy storage system integrator
Nio Capital said the energy storage industry is exploding and is bullish on Hyper Strong's extensive experience as a provider of energy storage system solutions.
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Deutsche Bank raises its forecast for BEV sales in China to 2.5 million units this year
NEV penetration in China has come in at about 20 percent, which Deutsche Bank analyst Edison Yu believes indicates a continued acceleration in the adoption curve.
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China's NEV sales expected to top 3 million units this year, CAAM official says
The forecast is safe because if NEV sales exceed 300,000 units in each of the remaining three months, sales will exceed 3 million units for the year.
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China NEV sales reached 357,000 units in Sept, up 148% year-on-year, CAAM data show
Sales of pure electric vehicles reached 296,000 units, up 1.5 times year-on-year.
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China passenger NEV retail sales exceed 300,000 units for first time in Sept
Wholesale sales of new energy passenger vehicles in China reached 355,000 units in September, the second month in a row to exceed 300,000 units.
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Evergrande Auto tries to reassure partners, vows first model will roll off line early next year
Evergrande Auto has vowed to ensure that Hengchi's mass production target is met with utmost determination.
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Mini EV's convertible version begins road tests
The model is expected to go on sale in 2022 and could be priced higher than the Mini EV Macaron's starting price of about $5,750.
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Evergrande Auto boosts registered capital of one subsidiary by 900%
Evergrande Group, mired in a heavy debt burden, has chosen to save itself by selling off its assets, and its car-making business is one of them.
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Faraday Future dismisses short-selling report as nonsense
"Watch out, J Capital Research. It's not the first time you have made a fool of yourself," Faraday Future founder Jia Yueting wrote in both Chinese and English.
