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The LEVC XE08 is a huge MPV that is getting ready for the UK and Chinese markets. It can have up to four rows of seats inside.
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Nio is getting ready to start the ET5 Touring deliveries. This EV has 490 hp and a swappable battery. Later, it will be available in Europe.
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From January to April this year, Neta V ranked second in the number of EV model registrations, surpassing Tesla, in the Thai market, with a market share of 16.5%.
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General Motors CEO Mary Barra said in a conference Friday that EVs selling for less than $40,000 can't be profitable just yet. It's an unexpected statement from the head of an automaker that's been fairly optimistic about affordable EVs. As reported by Reuters, Barra told conference attendees that EV battery costs are still too high to build... Fourth consecutive week of slight growth for Nio.
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BYD also registred 54 EVs, slightly up from April.
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Colorado has revamped its EV tax credit, with a new approach that incentivizes cheaper EVs. HB 1272, which was passed by the Colorado legislature and signed by governor Jared Polis in May, re-ups a tax credit for light-duty electric vehicles that was originally $5,000. As originally enacted, it dropped to $4,000 in 2020, $3,500 in 2021, and $2,000... Pure EV range is 303 km CLTC. Fuel engine would add additional 80km of range.
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Sales of China-made Tesla vehicles rose 2% month-on-month and 141% year-on-year this month. This was mainly due to a decline in factory output due to the coronavirus outbreak in Shanghai during the same period last year.
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Also EV startup Aiways registred 41 EVs.
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