Xpeng launches event to show off its self-driving capabilities

Xpeng Motors announced on Monday that it would hold a 3,000-kilometer drive via Navigation Guided Pilot (NGP) from March 19 to 26 to show off the electric car company's self-driving technology.

Nio exec pushes back on Tesla VP's view on battery swap

A Tesla China executive's suggestion that charging is the best way to replenish energy and that battery swap, a model central to Nio, will be replaced has sparked an unhappy response from the latter.

Tesla VP says charging is best way to replenish energy, hints battery swap will be replaced

Nio plans to have 500 battery swap stations in China by the end of 2021, and currently has about 200.

China's government work report stops mentioning new energy vehicles, but that could be a good thing

This year's lack of mention has sparked widespread concern, but experts believe there is no need to worry.

Tesla surpasses 6,000 Superchargers in Chinese mainland

The 6,000th Tesla Supercharger in the Chinese mainland has come online, reaching a new milestone, the company announced today.

This is why Nio is forming a joint venture with JAC

JAC announced Thursday that it will form a joint venture with Nio Holdings Ltd., sparking speculation that the latter is going into the mass market. But that may not actually be the case.

Tesla upgrades trade-in service in China

Tesla has upgraded its third-party trade-in service in China, with stores staffed by "third-party appraisers", with the goal of simplifying the process, improving price transparency, and increasing service standards.

China's estimated auto sales in February fell 42 percent from January, association data show

China's auto sales estimate for February stood at 1.452 million units, down 42 percent from January, the China Association of Automobile Manufacturers said Friday.

Xpeng says users drive over 1 million km with NGP in February

Xpeng said users drove approximately 1.13 million kilometers with Navigation Guided Pilot (NGP) in February, reflecting their acceptance and trust in the driver assistance feature.

China's government work report says to steadily increase auto consumption

China will steadily increase auto consumption and remove unreasonable restrictions on used car trading, according to the government work report delivered to the delegates of the National People's Congress as part of the annual "two sessions" for their review and approval.
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