New Model Rumors
Li Auto to launch all-electric SUV Li M6 to take on Tesla Model Y, report says
Li Auto is expected to start delivering the Li M6 BEV in March 2025, with a delivery target of 200,000 units in the first year of launch, according to local media.
Xpeng's next B-class sedan to begin production in Q3, supplier says
Earlier this week local media reported that Xpeng will launch a sedan codenamed F57 later this year, which will be a notch above the company's current flagship sedan, the P7 series.
Xpeng to launch new sedan codenamed F57 in H2, set to ditch LiDAR, report says
The F57's smart driving system will remove LiDAR in favor of a pure vision solution and use 3D millimeter-wave radars, according to local media.
Nio Alps' 1st model to begin trial production in Jul, aims for tens of thousands of sales in 2024, report says
Nio has an aggressive target for the first model of Alps codenamed DOM, despite the short delivery window available during the year, according to the local media.
Tesla plans to produce new EVs in mid-2025, report says
Last month, a Chinese media outlet reported that Tesla was planning to restart the third phase of its Shanghai factory, possibly focusing on a $25,000 model.
Nio's Alps sub-brand's models to ditch LiDAR and adopt 1 Orin chip, report says
Alps will use a pure vision solution similar to Tesla's on its smart driving system to cut costs, according to local media.
Huawei-backed Aito to refresh M7 SUV in Q2, report says
Aito launched the new M7 on September 12. It previously said it had more than 120,000 firm orders for the M7 by the end of December.
Nio integrates Alps' 2 main businesses with Nio brand, report says
The autonomous driving development and cockpit businesses of the Alps sub-brand are largely integrated with the Nio brand, with some businesses still operating independently, according to local media.
Li Auto reportedly planning to move up Li L6 launch from Jun to early Apr
The move is in response to competition from Huawei-backed Aito's new M7, and Li Auto's sales expectation for the Li L6 is 20,000 units per month, according to local media.
