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AVATR 11, the first model of the joint venture between Huawei, CATL, and Changan Automobile, was revealed by China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology last Sunday.
Leading Chinese automaker BYD's flagship SUV, the Tang DM-p, opened for pre-sale on Thursday night. The new model has three versions, with a pre-sale price range of 292,800 yuan - 332,800 yuan ($43,761 - $49,740).
Multiple industry insiders have revealed that Svolt has secured an order for nearly 90GWh of production capacity from BMW in Europe, while domestic orders for nearly 70GWh will be provided by CATL or EVE Energy.
Chinese automotive maker Geely plans to buy the entire stake of autonomous driving company TuSimple's Asia-Pacific business. The Zhejiang-based firm has made an offer to TuSimple's headquarters in the United States.
The company plans to accelerate the integration of cutting-edge AI technologies, including end-to-end voice models, AI digital chassis, and advanced autonomous driving systems.
Great Wall Motors launched GWM brand in Hanoi, Vietnam on August 2nd. Haval H6 HEV global model released, marking successful entry into Vietnamese market.
On January 10, Xpeng's design director Ferrag Rafik claimed on Instagram that Tesla and others had “paid tribute” to Xpeng’s designs. Co-founder He Xiaopeng shared the post, noting that great designs resonate universally.
According to a plan issued by the Shanghai Municipal Government on January 29, individual consumers will be given a financial subsidy of 10,000 yuan ($1,473) per vehicle when they purchase a pure electric vehicle before the end of June this year.
Chinese automakers including Leapmotor and BYD are currently discussing the possibility of acquiring ownership of GAC Fick's factory in Changsha.
The Chinese division of American electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer Tesla Inc. announced on Friday that it has lowered the price of its popular Model 3 to settle at a new overall post-subsidies price tag of 235,900 yuan ($36,500), a reduction of 15,000 yuan.
China's State Administration for Market Regulation (SAMR) issued an announcement on Friday indicating that in 2021, there were a total of 8.736 million recalled vehicles in the country, up 28.8% annually.
Many Chinese electric vehicle manufacturers published their first performance reports of the new year on February 1. Affected by the recent Spring Festival holiday, delivery figures in January were generally unsatisfactory.