
XPeng Motors Starts Construction on Auto Parts Industrial Park
The XPeng Smart Auto Parts Industrial Park officially started construction on Monday in the Chinese city of Zhaoqing, Guangdong Province.
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The XPeng Smart Auto Parts Industrial Park officially started construction on Monday in the Chinese city of Zhaoqing, Guangdong Province.
Polestar Automotive, a Swedish electric vehicle brand backed by Geely, announced on November 3 that it has received further commitments for financial and liquidity support from Volvo Cars and PSD Investment.
Chinese electric vehicle company NIO unveiled its ET7, EL7 and ET5 models for sale in Germany, the Netherlands, Denmark, and Sweden at a European launch event held in Berlin on October 7.
EHang Holdings, a leading autonomous aerial vehicle technology company based in Guangzhou, announced on November 21 its participation in a European Union-funded project called "SBAS (EGNOS) Adoption in Multicopter VTOL Aircraft" (SAMVA).
The new energy vehicle subsidies issued by the Chinese government for the past 13 years are scheduled to end this year. However, the vast majority of domestic NEV enterprises have not yet achieved profitability, and are still investing in large-scale research and development.
DeepRoute.ai, an autonomous driving solutions provider, revealed that its lidar product can reduce costs to less than $10,000 per vehicle following mass production.
After Tesla launched its "price reduction promotion" in China, the market began to wait and see whether other new energy vehicle brands would follow suit. Recently, XPeng Motors, a Chinese new energy vehicle manufacturer, seemed to follow the move.
On August 20th, NIO, together with various parties, completed the construction of the world's first V2G photovoltaic self-circulating energy replenishment system in Qilian Mountain National Park.
Autonomous driving technology company WeRide has recently obtained more than $400 million in a new round of financing, and its valuation after the investment totals $4.4 billion.
On October 20th, NIO's second advanced manufacturing base officially opened to the public.
XPeng, an electric vehicle maker, on March 10 launched its new P7i sports sedan for the Chinese market. Pricing of the new P7i starts at 249,900 yuan ($35,877) to 339,900 yuan ($48,796). Deliveries will kick off in March for customers in China.
Qin Lihong, co-founder and president of NIO, said at a media communication meeting held on December 12 that NIO had an advantage in the sales volume of high-end electric vehicles worth over 400,000 yuan ($57,348) in China in November.