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FF announced on September 19th that a substantial progress has been achieved in its cooperation with Geely Holdings and the both sides has completed the first stage of technical cooperation.
Chinese new energy vehicle and battery giant BYD formally reached a strategic cooperation agreement on October 18 with the Brazilian division of Santander, a leader in the domestic auto finance industry.
With the development of the new energy vehicle market, the number of listed enterprises with operations in the lithium industry is increasing. As a global battery leader, CATL has supported the public listing targets of its own raw material suppliers.
Recently, reporters interviewed several former employees of BYD in Changsha and learned that there have been mass resignations among workers at the Wangcheng and Yuhua factories under BYD in Changsha, China.
On April 13, BYD and Shell announced they will provide at least 100,000 BYD battery and plug-in hybrid electric vehicle (EV) customers in Europe with fast, convenient, and reliable EV charging from Shell Recharge.
On August 24, Beijing-based Li Auto announced that it has started building an R&D and production facility for power semiconductors in the High Tech Industry Development Zone, Suzhou, Jiangsu Province.
On Thursday, Chinese electric vehicle maker NIO successfully listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. The company's ticker symbol is "9866" and the stock closed at HK$158.90 today, after trading as high as HK$169.5.
Chinese new energy vehicle firm NIO Inc. announced on April 9 that due to domestic COVID-19 outbreaks, it has suspended its production of complete vehicles.
XPeng Motors' flying car division, XPeng Aeroht, said on September 9 that its X2 smart electric flying car will be transported to Dubai to carry out compliance verification test flights.
Geely Holding and its subsidiary Geely Auto signed a non-binding framework agreement with French automotive giant Renault Group regarding the creation of a new company to develop, manufacture and supply hybrid powertrains and highly efficient ICE powertrains.
Chinese electric vehicle maker XPeng sold less than 10,000 units in both October and November, falling behind its rivals. Behind these challenges are reportedly organizational deformities.
Chinese electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer NIO announced a $100 million short-term debt offering on Thursday and said it’s “currently working on several other financing projects.”