Smart and Sustainable Electric Mobility
Chinese MIIT revealed the battery and range specs of the BYD’s Fang Cheng Bao Bao 3 electric SUV. It has a 560 kg pack for 510 km range.
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In the meantime, Xpeng, one of the first EV makers to use LiDARs, will ditch the component on its upcoming new model, the P7+.
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The Wuling Starlight S plug-in hybrid variant offers 43 km and 90 km pure electric range options.
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Radar's products will operate in Thailand under the new brand name Riddara and will be presented at the 41st Thailand international auto show, which will be held in November.
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Model 3 wait time went from 1-4 weeks to 2-4 weeks, Model Y remains unchanged at 1-3 weeks.
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At launch the Onvo L60 will come with a 60 kWh battery pack from BYD. Range is up to 555km for the single-motor version.
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Mazda EZ-6 developed with Changan begins production on July 17 in both EV and EREV versions. Sales should start soon.
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Ranges for the all-electric Lynk & Co Z10 (pronounced Z-one-zero) have been exposed by a government regulator. The forthcoming electric sedan will have four cruising ranges of 602, 702, 766, and 806 km according to version. The two main deciders of the ranges are the battery pack sizes and whether the car is a dual […]
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China's NEV retail penetration stood at 47.44 percent in July 1-7, and 41.95 percent year-to-date.
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Key economic speech in Beijing claims that only BYD and Li Auto among Chinese new energy vehicle producers make a profit.
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