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The Highland version of the Model 3 is expected to go into production in Shanghai in September, while Tesla is also preparing a production revamp of the Model Y with the internal codename Juniper, according to Reuters.
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Li Auto's delivery guidance for the first quarter is 52,000 to 55,000 vehicles, and the latest figures mean it is on track to deliver between 20,239 and 23,239 vehicles in March.
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As of February 28, NIO had 296 NIO Spaces worldwide, a reduction of three from 299 at the end of January.
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The Model Y SUVs produced by Giga Shanghai since January 1 are equipped with an updated suspension system for improved comfort.
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The Yangwang U8 was spotted in China with an orange body color and a white interior. It will hit the Chinese market this year.
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NIO's second NIO House in Germany will be located in Frankfurt. Its first flagship showroom in the country is located in Berlin.
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On February 28, 6 units of the new Tesla Model S and Model X entered Chinese customs, according to local media.
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Beijing introduced a policy to encourage residents to replace their vehicles with NEVs in June 2022, and they expired at the end of last year.
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