A new hatchback from the GAC Aion brand has been leaked on the Internet ahead of its Guangzhou Auto Show debut.
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A new hatchback from the GAC Aion brand has been leaked on the Internet ahead of its Guangzhou Auto Show debut.
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Denza will officially launch the Z9 on November 15, the first day of the 2024 Guangzhou auto show, after having started pre-sales of the sedan on August 20.
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Li Auto reported record revenue of RMB 42.9 billion in the third quarter, beating analysts' expectations as it delivered a record number of vehicles.
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BYD formed a forward-looking team this week to focus on the use of end-to-end technology, according to local media.
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First written English language review of the Xpeng P7+ a car which seems to offer more for the family than the driver.
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Li Auto has recently created a first-tier division responsible for overseas market expansion, putting a much-changed international expansion plan back on the table.
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Yuanhang Auto has sold just 5,584 cars this year and is now reported to be in financial difficulties. Company denies it's about to go bankrupt.
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Xpeng began pre-sales of the P7+ on October 14 at a starting price of RMB 209,800 ($29,450) and received more than 30,000 pre-orders in the first 1 hour and 48 minutes.
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Nio has recently been hiring in China to expand its Middle East team, offering positions at senior director and above, up to assistant vice president level, according to local media.
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Chinese automakers, including BYD, SAIC and Geely, were told at a meeting on October 10 that they should suspend plans for heavy-asset investments such as setting up factories in countries that support the EV tariffs, according to Reuters.
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