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Permalink | Email this | CommentsBestune Pony or Xiaoma from FAW will begin deliveries on July 28. Latest micro EV set to compete with the Wuling Hongguang Mini EV.
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Xpeng gets 500 orders in Hong Kong in 2 months and has now opened its first showroom. Cars will begin deliveries soon.
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A former Baidu smart driving tech veteran has joined BYD to head up end-to-end large model algorithm development, according to local media.
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Xpeng has begun recruiting beta testers for its latest AI-powered Tianji XOS 5.2 for car owners worldwide, expanding its software testing program beyond China for the first time.
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Leapmotor launched the C16, a six-seat SUV, on June 28, offering both BEV and EREV variants.
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Nio's third brand car captured again with clearer shots of the front and the first glimpse of the interior. Car will launch in 2025.
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Under Hong Kong Stock Exchange rules, when an organization's shareholding in a Hong Kong-listed company drops to less than 5 percent, it can no longer continue to disclose its holdings.
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The new Zeekr 009 minivan from Geely received 2,000 orders three days after the launch, the CarFans automotive survey agency reports.
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SAIC said in the hearing that the European Commission's anti-subsidy investigation involves commercially sensitive information and that there were errors in the determination of subsidies.
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