Pre-sales for the M5 Ultra start at RMB 238,000 ($32,680) and the model will be released later this month.
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Pre-sales for the M5 Ultra start at RMB 238,000 ($32,680) and the model will be released later this month.
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Aito claimed the new Aito M5 Ultra is equipped with the "strongest intelligent driving" system.
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The Aito M9 ranks first in luxury vehicle sales priced above 500,000 yuan in the Chinese auto market for 10 consecutive months
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The Aito M9 received over 200,000 orders after 11 months on the market and delivered 12,483 units in January.
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CarNewsChina prepared Top 10 most expensive Chinese new energy SUVs. We obtained their sales data in 2024 to show which one sells better.
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Huawei's HIMA network has achieved 500,000 sales in 32 months, which is claimed to be record. Announced on the day the Maextro S800 unveiled.
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HIMA's available models will exceed 10 next year, and one of the key models will be the Aito M8, which will compete with Li Auto's Li L9.
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Seres applied for patents for the Aito M8 crossover in China, revealing its exterior styling. It will adopt the new design language.
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Huawei backed Aito launches a five seat version of its popular M9 large SUV in both EREV and BEV versions.
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Aito has launched a five-seat variant of its flagship SUV, the M9, at a starting price of RMB 469,800 ($66,000), following the success of the six-seat version in the luxury SUV market.
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