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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China NEV retail at 490,000 in Aug 1-18, up 27% from same period last month
China's NEV retail penetration rate was 54.02 percent in August 1-18, and 43.92 percent year-to-date.
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China EV insurance registrations for week ending Aug 18: Nio 3,300, Tesla 14,300, Xiaomi 2,600, BYD 78,500
Li Auto had 10,700 insurance registrations last week, Xpeng 2,300, Zeekr 3,500, Leapmotor 5,300 and Aito 5,600.
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China NEV retail at 274,000 in Aug 1-11, up 25% from same period last month
China's NEV retail penetration rate was 52.59 percent in August 1-11, and 36.29 percent year-to-date.
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China EV insurance registrations for week ending Aug 11: Nio 3,300, Tesla 15,500, Xiaomi 3,500, BYD 75,800
Li Auto had 11,100 insurance registrations last week, Zeekr 3,400, Leapmotor 5,400 and Aito 3,900.
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China EV insurance registrations for week ending Aug 4: Nio 5,800, Tesla 12,500, Xiaomi 3,800, BYD 80,200
Li Auto had that figure at 11,800 last week, Xpeng at 2,200 and Zeekr at 4,100.
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China EV insurance registrations for week ending Aug 4: Nio 5,800, Tesla 12,500, Xiaomi 3,800, BYD 80,200
Li Auto had that figure at 11,800 last week, Xpeng at 2,200 and Zeekr at 4,100.
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China NEV retail at 722,000 in Jul 1-28, down 5% from same period last month
China's retail penetration of NEVs stood at 51.86 percent in the July 1-28 period, and 43.05 percent year-to-date.
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China EV registrations in W30: Xiaomi 3,900, Nio 5,400, Tesla 13,500, BYD 70,600
Xiaomi up 160%, Nio 20% up, Tesla 30% up, and BYD 5% up.
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Nio exec asks Li Auto to stop sharing weekly sales figures
A Nio executive has asked Li Auto to stop sharing weekly sales rankings, saying it's a low-level competition that interferes with other companies' operations.
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