The YangWang U7 is a luxury sedan from BYD. It will start sales in China this year with a price tag of 140K USD.
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XNGP Intelligent Driving: Xpeng releases a comprehensive FAQ
Xpeng releases FAQ about its autonomous driving tech.
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BYD to build charging facilities in Brazil with local energy firm Raízen Power
BYD and Raízen Power plan to build 600 new DC charging piles in eight major Brazilian cities.
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