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Chinese electric vehicle maker XPeng's Guangzhou factory obtained a production qualification in January, and is expected to be open to users and partners in early March. Currently, only the G9 is produced there.
J Capital Research Limited, an American short-selling agency, on October 7 released a report on new energy vehicle company Faraday Future (FF).
On July 31st, Faraday Future has completed all compliance and system tests. In addition, FF's first model, the FF91, will begin its second phase of delivery for the Futurist Alliance on August 1st Beijing time.
Voyah, the luxury division of Chinese state-owned automaker Dongfeng Motor, has added ten shareholders including lithium miner Ganfeng Lithium and battery maker Sunwoda.
Tesla (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. has been notified of a second-instance court hearing for a commercial defamation dispute. The appellant is Anqing Fengdi New Energy Vehicle Sales and Service Co., Ltd., a BYD dealership, and the hearing is scheduled to take place on April 17.
NETA Auto, a Chinese new energy vehicle brand, released a promotional poster for a new car model on December 13.
On Tuesday, Li Auto officially introduced its first pure electric SUV, the Li Auto i8, featuring LIDAR technology and through-type tail lights.
Lawrence Steyn has left his position as CFO of self-driving startup Pony.ai in early March. Haojun Wang, one of the company's founding members, will be taking over as CFO.
Xiaomi announced an ambitious plan to deliver 120,000 units of the Xiaomi SU7 in 2024, as the demand for this model continues to surge.
Since November this year, some car owners have reported that the computer chips loaded in Great Wall Motor's electric vehicle (EV) brand Ora are not consistent with official advertisements.
"In the last year or so, the price of lithium carbonate has exploded tenfold, and automakers are under tremendous cost pressure." Chen Hong, Chairman of SAIC Motor, said at the 2022 World New Energy Vehicle Congress on August 27.
As of now, more than 10 cities in China have allowed autonomous vehicles to engage in commercial trial operations, within specific areas and time periods, according to a a press conference held by China's Ministry of Transport on August 25.