Nio starts shipping battery swap stations and superchargers to Norway
Nio's first battery swap stations and superchargers have begun shipping to Norway and are expected to arrive in early August, marking the company's latest progress in expanding into overseas markets.
Nio's OEM JAC sold 11,653 EVs in June, up 165% from a year earlier
In June, JAC sold 41,111 units of all vehicles, down 0.7 percent from a year earlier.
Tesla begins using locally produced motors in models built in China
Tesla wants to use as many local parts in China as possible to reduce costs. Now, motors, one of the most critical components of electric vehicles, are also being supplied locally.
CICC expects 70,000 units of Nio ET7 to be delivered next year
A month ago there were rumors that Nio has a delivery target of 50,000 units for its flagship sedan ET7 in 2022, which, in analysts' eyes, is conservative.
Xpeng stock closes flat in HK debut
Xpeng Motors moved quickly lower at the beginning of its Hong Kong trading, but then rebounded to close flat at the issue price.
Xpeng CEO expects China's NEV penetration to reach 30% by 2025
China's NEV penetration could reach 30 percent by 2025, and even 60 percent in first-tier cities where there are restrictions on car purchases, he said.
China steps up efforts to improve power battery recycling
With the rapid development of the new energy vehicle industry, the recycling of retired power batteries has become a pressing issue. In a recent government document, China has set out its goals in this regard.
Xpeng applies for patent related to vehicle control by voice
If the patent is used for Xpeng's intelligent voice assistant, it is expected to improve its understanding of voice commands and present the results to the user in a better way on the interface.
Chinese autonomous driving firm AutoX unveils next-gen system with 2200 TOPS computing power
Chinese driverless company AutoX unveiled its fifth-generation driverless system, AutoX Gen5, on Tuesday, with its core computing platform, AutoX XCU, reaching a new high in China's in-vehicle computing power.
Xpeng president says EV maker will consider A-share listing in the future
Xpeng Motors is pleased to be listed in Hong Kong and believes it can be closer to local investors, and will consider listing on the A-share market in the future, Hong Kong Economic Times quoted Brian Gu, the company's vice chairman and president, as saying on Wednesday.