The Galaxy L7 EM-i starts at an official guide price of RMB 119,800 ($16,490), with its main competitor being the BYD Song Plus DM-i.
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China NEV retail at 95,000 in Feb 1-9, down 36% from same period last month
The Chinese New Year holiday from January 28 to February 4 brought disruptions to production and consumption activities.
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Lynk & Co offers limited-time discounts on 2 models
Lynk & Co is offering limited-time discounts of up to RMB 17,000 on two hybrid models.
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Arcfox cuts prices by up to 23% to boost sales
Arcfox has drastically reduced the official guide prices of 2 models and offered a limited time discount for another.
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Xpeng officially enters UK with G6 SUV, deliveries to begin in Mar
Xpeng has launched the right-hand drive version of the G6 in the UK with a starting price of £39,990 ($49,800).
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Geely launches hybrid Galaxy L6 EM-i, prices start at $12,300
The Galaxy L6 EM-i is powered by the fuel economy-focused Leishen EM-i hybrid system that Geely unveiled last October, with the BYD Qin L DM-i as its main competitor.
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Geely launches hybrid Galaxy L6 EM-i, prices start at $12,300
The Galaxy L6 EM-i is powered by the fuel economy-focused Leishen EM-i hybrid system that Geely unveiled last October, with the BYD Qin L DM-i as its main competitor.
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Nissan’s N7 electric sedan integrates DeepSeek in rare move for Japanese brands in China
Dongfeng Nissan said the N7 has incorporated DeepSeek, the first joint venture brand in China to do so.
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Xpeng Jan deliveries breakdown: Mona M03 15,225, P7+ 8,114
The Mona M03 contributed 50.16 percent of Xpeng's deliveries in January, while the P7+ contributed 26.73 percent.
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China Jan NEV retail at 744,000, up 10.5% year-on-year while down 42.9% from Dec
China's overall passenger car retail sales in January totaled 1.794 million units, down 12.1 percent year-on-year and down 31.9 percent from December.
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