
Chinese Electric Carmaker XPeng Raises $2.16 billion in Upsized Share Sale
Chinese Electric Carmaker XPeng raised $2.16 billion in an upsized follow-on offering, the company announced in a statement on Wednesday.
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Chinese Electric Carmaker XPeng raised $2.16 billion in an upsized follow-on offering, the company announced in a statement on Wednesday.
He Xiaopeng, XPeng Motors Chairman and CEO, was the only representative of the emerging automobile manufacturing force to be invited to deliver a keynote speech...
Shares of Chinese electric vehicle (EV) company Nio jumped as much as 14% on Monday, propelling the carmaker to a market valuation of more than $100 billion, m...
Byton, a premium smart electric vehicle startup, and supplier Bosch Group signed a strategic cooperation agreement in Germany on Sept. 24. The agreement focuses...
French carmaker Renault said on Monday it had sealed partnerships with China's Envision AESC and France's Verkor to produce electric car batteries in northern France, Reuters reported.
NIO announced on Aug. 27 that it plans to offer additional 75 million ADSs and grant the underwriters a 30-day option to purchase an excess of 11.25 million ADSs, according to a press release.
China has extended subsidies for new energy vehicles (NEV) for two more years but in gradually reduced amount.
The Nasdaq-listed leading domestic EV maker NIO Inc (NYSE: NIO) announced on Aug. 11 its unaudited financial results for the second quarter, which ended on June 30, before the close of the US stock.
The company will also consider cooperating with a local manufacturer to build a factory in Europe, but NIO first needs to increase its sales in Europe, says Li Bin.
Despite announcing a strong start to 2021 with record revenues and deliveries, Tesla is still struggling to redeem its reputation amid a publicity crisis in the world’s largest car market.
“EVAIO has made contact with Faraday Future to invest 900 million USD over three years via indirect STO. FF and EVAIO will now start up the discussion for the d...
As the COVID-19 outbreak shows few signs of ebbing, the impact of the epidemic is becoming evident in pretty much all industries. China’s new energy vehicle (NEV) sector is no exception.