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Leapmotor's plant gets vehicle production qualification

Leapmotor said Wednesday that its plant in Jinhua, Zhejiang province, has been qualified to produce new energy vehicles. That means the company's products can be produced under the name Leapmotor, rather than its OEM.

Leapmotor closes over $700 million Pre-IPO round of financing

Leapmotor will likely file for an IPO in the second half of this year and is expected to list on China's Nasdaq-style sci-tech innovation board, also known as the STAR market, in late 2021 or early 2022.

Leapmotor delivered 3,941 units in June, up 893% year-on-year

Leapmotor delivered 3,941 units in June, up 893 percent year-on-year and up 23 percent from May.

Leapmotor delivered 3,195 units in May, up over 12 times from a year ago

Leapmotor delivered 3,195 units in May, up 1,226 percent from a year ago and 15 percent from April.

Gotion Hi-tech, Leapmotor ink tie-up for battery cell supply

Chinese power and energy company Gotion Hi-tech has entered into a partnership with electric vehicle brand Leapmotor to supply the latter with electric cells.

Leapmotor delivers 1,522 new vehicles in January, down nearly 50 percent from December

Leapmotor said it received 5,588 orders for the month, including 3,388 for the Leap C11, which has been available for pre-order since January 1.

Leapmotor launches two-door coupe for only $20k

The S01 CoolPlay Edition is a two-door, four-seat coupe priced from RMB 130,900 ($20,270) after subsidies, with a limited edition of 200 units.

The city that gave Nio a lifeline to invest $308 million in another EV startup

Leapmotor is raising a Pre-IPO round at a valuation of more than 22 billion yuan ($3.4 billion), and the city of Hefei has made its investment intentions clear, 36kr said.

Hefei, which saved Nio from brink of bankruptcy, is backing another EV maker

With the success of its investment in Nio, the central Chinese city of Hefei has become more bullish on the new energy vehicle industry and is throwing its weight behind another promising new energy vehicle company.

Leapmotor acquires traditional automaker to gain production qualification

Chinese EV startup Leapmotor has acquired Fujian New Forta Automobile Industry Co., Ltd. in a move that the industry believes is intended to solve its production qualification issue.
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