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Leapmotor co-founder and president Wu Baojun has left the company, which will no longer have a president position, according to local media.
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Meet the CarNewsChina.es
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The BYD minivan will enter the Chinese market in Q4 2024 with a price range of 35,000 – 49,000 USD. To be called BYD Tang Max.
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Voyah delivered 50,552 vehicles in 2023, and the target implies about 100 percent growth.
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The BYD Yuan UP is coming in March
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Shanghai, Beijing, Shenzhen, Chengdu, Nanjing, Hangzhou, Xi'an, and Chongqing will be the first eight cities that Cybertruck will tour in China.
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Nio said it had never been in the gambling business and warned its community not to fall for the scam, saying it had reported to the police.
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The Yuan Up will be the newest member of BYD's Yuan family, which sold 428,580 units in 2023 and contributed 14 percent of BYD's sales.
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Available in 5- and 6-seater layouts and up to 1,300 km comprehensive cruising range, the new Aito M7's price starts at 34,200 USD.
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That's in contrast to Nio's William Li's view that the automotive industry is not a winner-take-all business, but rather one where there is a great deal of personalized demand to be met.
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