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  • Evergrande Auto aims to raise $64.2 million through share placement

    Evergrande Auto plans to conduct a share placement at HK$2.86 per share, a discount of 19.89 percent to Tuesday's closing price.

  • Uxin ventures into used NEV business, starts offering Nio, Tesla models

    Uxin is offering two Nio ES8s and one imported version of the Tesla Model 3 in its official app.

  • Guangdong to ease car license quota limits in Guangzhou, Shenzhen

    The extra quota for new small cars in Guangzhou will increase from 30,000 to 80,000, and Shenzhen will remove the requirement that consumers who buy NEVs pay social security locally.

  • Evergrande's Hengchi 5 about to complete key regulatory process

    The Hengchi 5 has appeared in the regulator's latest catalog, signaling that the model may soon be available to consumers.

  • China's wholesale sales of passenger NEVs in Oct were 368,000 units, CPCA data show

    Wholesale sales of passenger NEVs in China from January to October were 2,381,000 units, up 204.3 percent year-on-year.

  • Further Reading: BYD, one to rule them all?

    BYD sold more units in October than all 10 of China's leading new carmakers combined, but its profit performance was less than stellar.

  • Further Reading: Why German luxury brands' EVs fail so badly in China?

    This article explains why Mercedes-Benz, BMW, and Audi have suffered a spectacular defeat in China's EV market.

  • Northwest Chinese city Xi'an aims for 50% NEV penetration by 2025

    Xi'an aims to become a top-tier NEV base in China by 2025.

  • JPMorgan expects China's NEV penetration to reach 35% by 2025

    JPMorgan is bullish on the prospects for China's NEV industry, which coincides with the optimism of Chinese investors, one executive said.

  • New survey finds 50% of Chinese respondents have strong intention to buy pure-play EVs

    As Nio's William Li puts it, once users embrace electric vehicles, they will become widespread very quickly.