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News that Chinese e-commerce giant JD.com's international business operations will undergo major adjustments has recently spread within the company. Certain business units in Europe and Southeast Asia will be most affected by the changes.
XPeng Motors has announced a suspension of reservations for its P5 EV model in four European countries due to supply chain issues, as previous orders could not be delivered on schedule.
Leading Chinese battery firm Contemporary Amperex Technology Co. Limited (CATL) announced on Thursday that it has obtained the world's first UNECE R100.03 approval for EV battery systems, granted by the German Ministry of Transport.
As of August 23rd, Tesla has officially started to deliver to Europe the Model Ys produced in its Giga Shanghai factory.
OPPO has filed a trademark application in Europe for OPPO Glass, which is expected to be used in the first AR glasses. In recent years, OPPO increased its brand reputation primarily through developing innovative smart products, such as the Reno and Find series.
Temu has officially started inviting European merchants to register as sellers on its platform.
During an event held this week regarding Chinese-European cooperation, Li Ping, the vice chairman of leading battery firm CATL, said: "The penetration rate of pure EVs will far exceed current assumptions by 2025."
The European Parliament formally approved a law to effectively ban the sale of new petrol and diesel cars in the European Union from 2035. This move may be more beneficial to Chinese independent auto brands.
Xiaomi launched its Mi Band 7 series in the Chinese market last month, and it is expected to be launched globally in the near future. A Chinese technology industry tipster nicknamed "SnoopyTech" confirmed the news on Monday.
BYD's global expansion is still ongoing, and next year the company will produce its best-selling models Dolphin and Atto 3 in Europe.
On September 28, BYD launched three models for the European market, including Han, Tang and ATTO3 (known as Yuan PLUS in China). The prices for these three models, however, are much higher than those in China.
News emerged on August 17 that EVE Energy will provide large cylindrical batteries for BMW's electric vehicles in Europe. The battery maker responded that it had obtained BMW's designated letter before, and the production line is currently under construction.