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On August 9, the China Passenger Car Association released its market analysis report for July. In the past month, the retail sales of passenger cars in the country reached 1.818 million units, up 20.4% year-on-year.
Users are awarded 200 points for correct answers, which can be exchanged for goods or discounts in the Nio app, worth about 20 yuan ($3.09).
Recently, Chongqing Sokon Industry Group announced its August production and sales report. The data show that the company sold 3,565 new energy vehicles in August, a year-on-year increase of 146%.
XPeng Aeroht, a flying car company owned by XPeng, announced on January 30 that the self-developed flying car XPeng X2 has obtained a special flight permit issued by the Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC).
On Tuesday, Bomin Electronics announced that its wholly-owned subsidiary had been selected to be the designated developer for XPeng, and would serve as the supplier of parts and components for XPeng's F30 and E38 models.
Beijing-based EV firm Li Auto has priced its upcoming Hong Kong offering at HK$118 ($15.16) per share. Class A ordinary shares in the company are scheduled to begin trading on the main board of the HKSE on Thursday.
On March 16, BYD unveiled the Han EV Champion Edition and the Tang DM-i Champion Edition with prices ranging from 209,800 yuan ($30,434) to 299,800 yuan ($43,488), and 209,800 yuan ($30,434) to 239,800 yuan ($34,785), respectively.
Since its Shanghai Gigafactory resumed work, Tesla China has produced more than 40,000 vehicles, with capacity utilization back to 100%.
An accident involving the spontaneous combustion of a WM Motor EX5 model occurred in Sanya, Hainan on January 20 this year, causing public concern about driving safety.
Beleaguered electric vehicle startup Faraday Future has taken further disciplinary actions recently, including the removal of founder Jia Yueting as an executive officer.
On November 3, BYD announced that it had achieved a sales volume in October of 217,800 new energy vehicles, a record high and the second consecutive month that the figure surpassed 200,000 units.
Three Chinese EV makers, Xpeng, Li Auto and NIO, all announced their sales results for October on Monday, with Xpeng ranking first.