Volkswagen begins construction of third EV plant in China
Volkswagen China said Tuesday it has started construction of its third electric vehicle plant in China, with the first model due to start production in the second half of 2023.
Nio denies involvement in Tesla drama in official statement
After Nio's president informally denied any involvement in the recent Tesla drama, the company issued a formal statement to further clarify.
Tesla vehicle crashes into steamed bun store in yet another accident
Tesla vehicles have been in the news for accidents in China recently, amid unresolved complaints from a female owner about faulty brakes.
Nio president shrugs off allegations that EV maker involved in Tesla drama
Qin Lihong, co-founder and president of Nio, said that seeing such news was really angry and amusing.
China's auto manufacturing profit up 8.43 times year-on-year in January-March
In the January-March period, the operating revenue of China's auto manufacturing industry rose 71.5 percent year-on-year to RMB 2.12 trillion.
Tesla is starting to take a page from Nio's book on catering to owners
Perhaps seeing the huge gap with Nio in user loyalty, Tesla unleashed a signal to rally owners in a late-night Weibo on Monday.
China's biggest cybersecurity company eyeing car-making industry
As CnEVPost has mentioned many times before, it seems that in China today, Internet giants are all coveting to build cars.
Tesla reportedly to add EV parts recycling facilities at Shanghai plant
Tesla plans to add facilities at its Shanghai plant to repair and replicate key components such as electric motors and battery cells, Reuters reported on Monday.
Tencent says it won't jump on car-making bandwagon
BAT is the acronym for the most familiar combination of technology giants in China, where B is Baidu, A is Alibaba and T is Tencent. Baidu has already entered the car industry, while Alibaba is working with SAIC to build IM Motors, and people wonder, what about Tencent?
Great Wall Motor becomes latest carmaker hit by chip shortage
Great Wall Motor admitted that its chip supply is tight and production at its plants has been affected to some extent, but denied that production at its two production sites has been halted.
