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Lanli Energy, a Chinese mobile energy services provider, announced on July 12 that it has received tens of millions of yuan in angel-round financing, led by BlueRun Ventures.
NIO Inc. announced on Friday that the company has completed the construction of 700 battery swap stations.
In an effort to make cars with reasonable prices and plenty of interior space, Toyota turned to partner BYD for key technologies. Neither company would comment on this news as of Friday.
On September 12th, it was reported that Xiaomi's automobile production base in Tongzhou had entered the final stage of production debugging.
SK Innovation has recently signed a battery supply contract with Xpeng Motors and will supply Xpeng with high grade nickel-based Lithium Ion batteries according to Chinese media outlet Autohome.
On June 1st, the Zeekr 001 with CATL's Qilin Battery CTP3.0 achieved a range of 1,032 kilometers under comprehensive working conditions (CLTC) and was delivered at the headquarters of CATL.
On April 10th, NIO announced that its Navigation on Pilot Plus (NOP+) system will be officially released and available for subscription starting from July 1st. It supports monthly subscriptions at a price of RMB 380 per month (about USD 55).
Chinese new energy vehicle company NIO announced on July 6 that it has officially brought its 1,000th battery swapping station into operation in Lhasa, Tibet.
In response to the reports that a Li One caught on fire on the highway and was burned to its frame, Li Auto's customer service confirmed the matter to the domestic media on August 2, and said that the company had set up a special investigation team.
Nio’s unveiling of its first luxury electric sedan, the ET7, along with an announcement of a groundbreaking solid-state battery that could be released as soon as next year ignited much interest from investors.
In order to solve the problem of high battery costs and improve profit margins, many Chinese car companies have begun to directly enter the battery supply chain in various ways.
Wang Zhenhui, former CEO of JD Logistics, a business group within JD.com, will soon join Golden Concord Limited Holdings Co., Ltd. (GCL Group), an enterprise committed to the advancement of green, low-carbon and zero-carbon technology.