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The Galaxy E5 offers two battery options with ranges of 440 km and 530 km. Priced starting at 15,400 USD, it includes features such as Aegis batteries and Meizu's Flyme Auto system.
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Onvo will see its first batch of over 100 stores open on September 1, covering 55 cities, as the official launch of its first model, the L60, nears.
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The first Fang Cheng Bao model to feature Huawei's Qiankun ADS 3.0 is the Bao 8 off-road SUV, which will go on sale after the third quarter.
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The market was firmly up, with Zeekr and Xiaomi being the exceptions. Nio's insurance registrations were up 40%, and BYD was up 10% compared with the week before. Tesla was mainly flat, and Xioami was 20% down.
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Li Auto had 11,600 insurance registrations last week, Xpeng 2,800, Zeekr 3,000, Leapmotor 6,200 and Aito 9,000.
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Aito aims to deliver 3,000 units of the M7 Pro in the first week of launch and over 10,000 units in the first month.
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Leapmotor executives, including the CEO, plan to increase their holdings of the company's Hong Kong-traded shares by up to RMB 300 million ($42 million) over a six-month period.
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Xpeng's chip is a centralized computing architecture chip that supports powering the cockpit and smart driving, with AI computing power close to the level of 3 mainstream smart driving chips, according to local media.
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The Canadian government plans to announce a 100 percent levy on EVs from China and 25 percent on steel and aluminum, Bloomberg reported.
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