SAIC-VW's NEV project in Changsha starts construction with planned annual capacity of 100,000 vehicles

The project, with a total investment of RMB 8 billion, also includes a battery workshop with a planned annual capacity of 150,000 sets of batteries.

Xpeng sees 100,000th vehicle roll off line

Xpeng's 100,000th vehicle rolls off the production line at its plant in Zhaoqing, Guangdong, six months after Nio reached this milestone.

BYD applies for trademarks including Cruiser, Frigate

These trademarks include Cruiser, Frigate, Lander, Destroyer, and Battleship, and may be used for BYD's new model array.

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    Holiday travel report: How does Nio compare to Xpeng, Li Auto, and WM Motor?

    As the company with the most models and the largest vehicle fleet of these four companies, Nio's numbers lead in almost every way.

    Chinese official newspaper lauds Nio's move into overseas markets

    Chinese automakers, represented by Nio, have seized the opportunity and started to share the big pie of the smart car market in Europe and the US, says the People's Daily.

    Li Auto reportedly bought chips from black market at 800 times the cost of normal prices

    Li Auto reportedly bought thousands of EPB chips, which normally cost about RMB 6 per chip, for about RMB 5,000 each.

    GAC Aion posts sales of 13,586 units in Sept, up 124% year-on-year

    GAC Aion said it received orders for 19,709 units in September, another record high.

    Chongqing Sokon, Huawei's partner in auto sector, sold 3,987 NEVs in Sept, up 83% year-on-year

    Chongqing Sokon produced 4,243 NEVs in September, up 114 percent year-on-year.

    CICC says Xpeng's strong delivery performance reflects right strategy

    CICC maintained its Outperform rating on Xpeng and reiterated its HK$215 price target on the company's Hong Kong-traded shares.

    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.
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