Zeekr said all of its future new models will be offered in both left-hand-drive and right-hand-drive versions.
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Xpeng opens its 1st showroom in HK
Since sales began on May 17, Xpeng has received more than 500 orders in Hong Kong, with the first deliveries of the G6 set to begin in the third quarter.
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Beijing offers extra 20,000 EV quotas in 1st relaxation of car purchase policy since 2011
The 20,000 quotas are additional to the original 80,000 quotas and can only be used to purchase purely electric vehicles.
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VW engineers have reportedly begun working at Xpeng offices as tech collaboration advances
Hundreds of Volkswagen engineers have begun working at Xpeng's headquarters in Guangzhou, signaling the upgrade of the tech partnership between the two, according to local media.
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Charging app made by Nio sees registered users exceed 6 million
That's just three months after the mobile app reached 5 million registered users on April 17.
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New Nio Phone appears in regulatory database as launch nears
The Nio IN 2024 event is expected to take place in a week's time, when Nio may launch its second-generation Nio Phone.
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Zeekr launches right-hand drive Zeekr X compact SUV in HK
Zeekr launched the right-hand drive Zeekr X SUV in Hong Kong on July 17 and gave the all-new Zeekr 009 an appearance, with the MPV set to be launched there on July 19.
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Huawei’s auto business rakes in more revenue in H1 2024 than past 2 years combined, report says
Huawei's Intelligent Automotive Solutions business unit saw revenue reach RMB 10 billion as of early July, according to local media.
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Nio reportedly to scale back car purchase incentives next week
Nio will reduce discounts by RMB 3,000 for the ET5 and ET5 Touring and RMB 5,000 for the ES6 and EC6 on July 22, according to local media.
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German luxury brands back away from China’s auto market price war
BMW was the first to withdraw from the price war in China's car market, scaling back incentives, with Mercedes-Benz and Audi following suit.
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