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CATL signs deal with Honda to supply batteries that can power 2 million EVs
Honda is expected to purchase 123 GWh of pure electric vehicle power batteries in China from CATL between 2024 and 2030.
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Toyota unveils electric sedan bZ3 with BYD battery and motor in China
The sedan was jointly developed by Toyota, BYD and FAW Toyota, with the motor and battery coming from BYD.
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Honda to form new JV in China for more efficient battery supply from CATL
The new joint venture will handle battery procurement for Honda's two joint ventures in China, instead of the two companies buying batteries from CATL separately as they did before.
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GAC Honda's e:NP1 launched with prices starting at around $26,700
The e:NP1 is the first EV model from GAC Honda's new electric brand, e:NP, and offers two CLTC range options, 420 km and 510 km.
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Honda's first EV model in China, e:NS1, goes on sale with prices starting at about $26,700
The e:NS1 is the start of Honda's increased efforts in China's fast-growing EV market, as Japanese automakers generally lag behind in that wave.
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Honda's first EV model in China, e:NS1, opens for pre-orders with prices starting at around $28,300
Dongfeng Honda is offering two versions of the e:NS1 with ranges of 420 km and 510 km, respectively, and a pre-sale price range of RMB 180,000 to 210,000.
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Honda's first EV model in China, e:NS1, to open for pre-order on March 18
Honda is ramping up its marketing efforts as the e:NS1 is about to open for pre-orders.
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Dongfeng Honda to build new EV plant in Wuhan, plans to start production in 2024
The project, with a total investment of about RMB 10 billion ($1.57 billion), will have an initial annual capacity of 120,000 vehicles.
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Honda makes big push for electrification in China, unveils five EV models
Honda unveiled its EV brand e:N, its new architecture e:N Architecture, and its vehicle system e:N OS, and plans to launch a total of 10 pure electric models in China in the next five years.
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Toyota said to cut its global car production plan in September by 40%
Toyota originally aimed to build fewer than 900,000 vehicles in September, a figure that has been reduced to 500,000.
