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Xiaomi SU7 now has a new magenta color which should appeal to female buyers. The new color is to mark the 15th anniversary of the company.
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Refreshed Tesla Model Y crossovers were spotted on car carriers in China. These are display cars that will soon reach Tesla showrooms.
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Retail sales of all passenger cars in China for the January 1-19 period were 1.05 million units, down 5 percent from a year ago and down 27 percent from a month ago.
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Onvo's second car is a large three-row SUV.
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The Onvo L80 has completed trial production and is about to enter the Tooling Trial phase, according to an image allegedly from Onvo.
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A Nio executive has denied that he is involved in a robot dog project, after a report last night sparked widespread discussion.
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The Denza N9 PHEV variant has a comprehensive system power of 1116 hp while the EV variant has 952 hp.
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BYD's first store in El Salvador showcases models including the Seagull, Yuan Up, Seal, Song Pro DM-i and Song Plus DM-i.
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Nio has assembled a team of around 20 people to research an AI robot dog project, headed by a former Momenta algorithm expert, according to local media.
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China’s EV market in the third week of the year was strongly up, with several exceptions. Nio sales were 87% up, Xiaomi was up 4%, Tesla was up 28%, and BYD 29% compared with the week before. The weekly sales are published by Li Auto, and although Li’s not explicitly saying it, they are based […]
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