According to media reports, BYD has ordered a total of 10 car roll-off ships, and this trial is the first one.
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Silent Electric & Hybrid Motorcycles Are Transforming Warfare
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BREAKING: Nio gets independent car production qualification, govt doc shows
China has imposed restrictions on car production over the past decade amid concerns about overcapacity. Nio had previously been producing cars under JAC's qualification.
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Nio rumored to announce deal to buy JAC’s factory assets soon
As JAC's deal to sell its factory assets comes to a deadline, rumors that Nio will buy them and announce its own car-making qualifications are circulating widely on Chinese social media.
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Crackheads Are Stealing EV Charging Cords For Copper. We Need To Help Them Stop Doing This.
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Adding Context To That Consumer Reports Electric Car Reliability Report
The latest Consumer Reports reliability survey has harsh things to say about electric cars and PHEVs, But what's behind the ratings?
Two Big Things Holding e-Bikes Back
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NIO EV Sales Growth Slowed Down In November 2023
It's a worrying sign, considering that the lineup is now completely refreshed.
Are Sodium-Ion Batteries Dead On Arrival? An Expert Weighs In
Northvolt and BYD are pushing ahead with sodium-ion batteries, but U.S. companies probably don’t need to.
Shipping Ports Move Molecules So Electrification Is Hard For Them To Grok
Many people in and around ports are under the illusion that large tonnages of hydrogen and fuels made from it will be moving through ports.
