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Starting from May 29, 2023, Tesla China will recall a total of 1,104,622 imported Model S, Model X, Model 3 and domestically produced Model 3 and Model Y vehicles manufactured between January 12th, 2019 and April 24th, 2023.
Many Chinese concept shares (CCS) plummeted after Monday’s closing. New popular electric vehicle stocks Xpeng Motor plunged 10.05%, Li Auto fell 7.39%, but NIO bucked the trend and rose 2.86%.
Chinese automotive-grade edge AI chipmaker Horizon Robotics announced on Thursday that electric vehicle maker Niutron's first model, the Niutron NV, would be equipped with Horizon's Journey 2 and Journey 5 chips.
On the evening of April 28th, the China Association of Automobile Manufacturers issued an announcement confirming that Tesla has met the relevant data security requirements.
Chinese electric vehicle firm Xpeng Motors held its annual 1024 Tech Day on October 24 in Zhaoqing, Guangdong province, focusing on the firm's latest progress in super charging, intelligent assisted driving and flying cars.
Huawei launched the AITO M5 Intelligent Driving Edition, the first car model equipped with its second-generation automated driving system ADS 2.0, on April 17th. Additionally, it teased the release of a luxury SUV model called AITO M9 in Q4.
With its advantages in automobile manufacturing and preferential tariff policies, Thailand is emerging as an important destination for China's new energy vehicle makers to begin exploring international markets.
In October this year, an individual paid a deposit of 5,000 yuan for a Xpeng P7 and signed a purchase agreement with the store. However, when the car was delivered in November, he was asked to pay an extra 7,000 yuan.
China's auto market experienced challenges in October. Tesla's late October price reduction in China raised questions regarding whether or not there will be price reductions by other new energy vehicle enterprises in the country.
Cui Dongshu, Secretary General of the China Passenger Car Association, issued a post on Saturday claiming that in 2022, the country's new energy passenger cars accounted for 57% of the global market, due mainly to strong domestic demand.
On September 25, the 2024 XPeng P5 car was officially launched with a total of 2 models available.
Electric vehicle firm Leapmotor submitted an application for a public listing to the HKEx on Thursday, with China International Capital Corporation (CICC), Citi, JPMorgan Chase and CCB International serving as co-sponsors.