Deals
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Xpeng secures land in Guangzhou for $236 million, expected to be used for R&D projects
The site is located less than 10 kilometers from Xpeng's headquarters building and will be used for new energy vehicle research and development projects.
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Toyota reportedly plans to launch EV with BYD technology in China
The model will be unveiled at the Beijing Auto Show next April and could cost less than 200,000 yuan ($30,000) and will only be sold in China.
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Nio enters into long-term strategic partnership with local tourism group
Nio and Nanjing Tourism Group will work together to improve the construction of Nanjing's energy replenishment facilities. It also becomes the latter's hospitality vehicle partner.
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BYD forms joint venture with autonomous driving unicorn Momenta
The move comes after Lotus, a premium brand owned by Geely, formed a joint venture with Momenta earlier this month.
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Nio signs strategic co-op deal with Shell, world's largest gasoline retailer
Nio and Shell plan to jointly install 100 swap stations in China by 2025 and operate pilot stations in Europe starting in 2022. Shell's charging network in Europe will also be available to Nio users.
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Nio partners with oil giant CNPC to build swap stations for first time
Nio today put into operation two battery swap stations at oil giant CNPC's gas stations.
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Nio signs deal with highway service area operator to jointly build 28 swap stations by end of 2022
Nio has signed a strategic partnership agreement with Guangdong Tongyi, which operates 352 service areas, to build 28 swap stations in highway service areas by the end of 2022.
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Gotion signs deal to supply at least 10 GWh of cells to Great Wall Motor's parts unit over next four years
Gotion High-tech will supply no less than 2.5 GWh of cells to Great Wall Motor's parts subsidiary in 2022.
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Qingdao official explains why Nio ES6s chosen as police cars
It takes at least 40 minutes to charge an ordinary EV to 80 percent, and only vehicles that support battery swap can meet the all-day patrol needs of police cars.
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Xpeng signs deal to continue using Qualcomm's digital cockpit solutions in future models
Both parties will continue to invest in advancing the adoption of future generations of the Snapdragon automotive cockpit platform in subsequent Xpeng models.
