The two-door electric sports car is available in three versions in China and can accelerate from 0 to 100 kilometers per hour in 3.2 seconds. Read more…
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Li Auto to be included in HK’s benchmark stock index starting Dec 4
The Hang Seng Index is one of the earliest stock indices in Hong Kong, and since its launch on November 24, 1969, it has become an important indicator of Hong Kong’s stock market. Read more…
Tesla to raise vehicle prices in China again next week, report says
Over the past month, Tesla has made three price hikes in China, albeit for different models. Read more…
BYD Yangwang unveils concept car, supercar platform at Guangzhou auto show
Yangwang unveiled the concept car and supercar platform at the Guangzhou auto show, which began today, showcasing some of its most advanced technologies. Read more…
Li Auto brings in supplier to help develop assisted driving for its lower-priced models, report says
Li Auto’s own smart driving team will instead focus more on the development of the AD Max system that comes with its highest priced models, according to local media. Read more…
Zeekr’s 1st sedan Zeekr 007 debuts, gets over 5,000 orders 30 minutes after pre-sale begins
The Zeekr 007 starts at a price of RMB 229,900 in the pre-sale and it will be officially launched and deliveries will begin in January. Read more…
BYD adds Sea Lion series to its model lineup, Sea Lion 07 makes debut
BYD’s Ocean range of SUVs will be integrated into the Sea Lion array and sedan models into the Seal array. Read more…
Li Auto says Li Mega gets over 10,000 pre-orders in less than 2 hours after pre-sale begins
Customers can reserve the Li Mega by paying a refundable RMB 5,000 for priority delivery. Deliveries of the model will begin at the end of February. Read more…
Xpeng officially unveils X9 MPV, starts pre-sales at far lower price than Li Mega
Xpeng X9 starts at RMB 388,000 for pre-sales, with deliveries to begin in January, while Li Auto’s Li Mega will be priced between RMB 500,000 and 600,000. Read more…
Li Auto officially unveils its 1st BEV Li Mega and starts pre-sales
Li Auto said the Li Mega will be priced at less than RMB 600,000, with an official launch in December and deliveries starting in February. Read more…
BYD says Atto 3 well received in several countries, to launch more models in global markets
In addition to the Atto 3, Dolphin and Seal, BYD said it will launch a number of competitive NEV models in global markets. Read more…
Polestar cuts Polestar 4 starting price in China by 14% before deliveries begin
Polestar has taken a page out of Nio’s book by stripping out some of the perks, thus lowering the Polestar 4’s starting price by 14 percent to RMB 299,900. Read more…
Polestar becomes latest automaker to plug into Tesla’s charging network in China
This is part of Polestar China’s efforts to build its own charging service system, with the company building its own charging network and accessing more third-party chargers. Read more…
BYD Yangwang concept car showcases ability to provide extra safety backups
The concept car has no conventional steering, nor conventional brakes, but is capable of driving normally. The technology will provide an extra safety backup on top of the traditional braking and steering devices. Read more…
China’s NEV retail sales at 222,000 in Nov 1-12, down 2% from same period last month
China’s retail penetration of NEVs was 41.3 percent in the November 1-12 period. Read more…
Nio supplier Innovusion says its cumulative LiDAR deliveries exceed 200,000 units
Driven by demand, Innovusion’s new production line is in the works and will enter mass production in December, it said. Read more…
GAC Aion’s Hyper brand officially launches Hyper HT SUV with falcon-wing door option
The Hyper HT is only available in single-motor versions with a starting price of RMB 213,900, with the two highest-priced versions featuring Tesla Model X-like falcon-wing doors. Read more…
Xpeng Q3 earnings call: Live updates
Xpeng Q3 earnings: Deutsche Bank’s 1st look
“Promotional activity appeared more aggressive than anticipated,” Deutsche Bank said. Read more…
