
BYD's July New Energy Vehicle Sales Up $222% YoY
Chinese electric vehicle firm BYD disclosed its July production and sales report on August 3. The company produced 163,358 new energy vehicles in July, a year-on-year increase of 221.70%.
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Chinese electric vehicle firm BYD disclosed its July production and sales report on August 3. The company produced 163,358 new energy vehicles in July, a year-on-year increase of 221.70%.
Evergrande New Energy Vehicle Group's first model, the Hengchi 5, is now available for pre-orders, the automobile arm of Chinese real estate developer Evergrande Group announced on July 6.
The first batch of "Hydrogen Energy-Powered Passenger MPVs," composed of SAIC MAXUS Mifa car models, was unveiled on August 4.
According to Tianyancha APP, NIO Insurance Brokerage Co., Ltd. has been recently established with a registered capital of 50 million yuan ($7.9 million). The brokerage is 100% controlled by Chinese EV maker NIO.
Wang Yang, the founder and CEO of NaaS Technology Inc., a charging services company, said that calculated on the basis of 80 million new energy vehicles in China by 2030, the growth will require at least 20 million public charging piles and 30 million private charging piles at that time.
Recently, China's Ministry of Finance issued a subsidy aimed at achieving energy conservation and emissions reduction goals in 2022.
SVOLT Energy Technology Co., Ltd. on Thursday signed a cooperation agreement with Shanghai Jiading District State-Owned Assets Management (Group) Co., Ltd., announcing the establishment of SVOLT Shanghai R&D Center.
Chinese automated driving startup WeRide reached an agreement on October 25 with HTWO, a hydrogen fuel cell system brand under Hyundai Motor, and Guangzhou Hengyun Enterprises Holding to cooperate in the field of hydrogen-powered unmanned driving.
Chinese EV maker BYD sold 641,400 new energy vehicles in the first half of 2022, up 315% year-on-year. BYD continues to maintain its leading position in the domestic EV market, and has surpassed Tesla to become the leading EV company by sales.
On September 13, the topic of "Li Auto's President cashed out over 90 million yuan ($12.9 million)" aroused a firestorm of debate in China.
In addition to its NIO and ALPS brands, Chinese electric vehicle maker NIO is reportedly planning to launch a third automobile brand to cover the market below 200,000 yuan ($29,620).
Tesla received state subsidies for 101,082 vehicles sold in the country in 2020, for a combined total of 2.12 billion yuan ($329 million), according to data released Monday by China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT).