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Regarding Chinese social media outlet's report on Elon Musk’s post claiming that "China's EVs lead the world," EV firm XPeng's CEO He Xiaopeng commented: “China is only at a forefront position of the world in the field of electric vehicles.”
Shenzhen-based automaker BYD announced on July 22 that its first A-class electric SUV based on the firm's e-platform 3.0 architecture, known as the Yuan Plus in the domestic market, was recently launched in San Jose, Costa Rica.
Chinese new energy vehicle firm BYD announced on November 13 that the standard range version of its ATTO 3 model (the Yuan Plus in China), featuring an NEDC of up to 410 km.
With new energy vehicle models becoming increasingly similar in technology and design, live streaming has emerged as a valuable tool for brand recognition.
On September 27, Chinese self-driving startup Pony.ai announced that it had reached a working agreement with the SAIC AI LAB to explore fields such as the R&D of self-driving technology and the implementation of Robotaxi operation services.
Hozon Auto, a Chinese new energy vehicle (NEV) company, signed a strategic cooperation framework agreement on Wednesday with PTT Public Company Limited (PTT).
On July 21, BYD JAPAN Co., Ltd., a branch of Chinese new energy vehicle company BYD, held a launch conference in Tokyo wherein it announced its official entry into the Japanese passenger car market.
Whether internationally recognized or not, however, the company is already the world’s largest producer of electric buses and is quietly beginning to transform urban transportation across the world.
China’s State Council announced a two-year extension of the “new energy vehicle (NEV)” subsidy and tax exemption that would initially expire at the end of this year.
Xpeng started shipping its first batch of the XPeng P7, its flagship smart sedan model today, from its Guangzhou production facility to Norway. This marks the first time that XPeng has exported the P7 to a market outside China.
JIDU, a new energy smart vehicle company with joint investment from Chinese internet giant Baidu and leading automobile maker Geely, unveiled its ROBO-01 standard version vehicle, a medium to large-sized SUV, and the new pure electric coupe ROBO-02.
Chinese electric carmaker XPeng Motors said it has not been affected by the global chip supply shortage and plans to launch its third production model in the fourth quarter of 2021.