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CAAM has called on Chinese authorities to introduce financial relief for the dealership sector, saying that price wars have led to a cumulative loss of RMB 138 billion yuan ($19.6 billion) in new car retail sales in the January-August period.
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BYD has launched the Sealion 05 DM-i, a compact SUV with a 5th-generation DM hybrid system. Priced from 15,980 USD, it targets fuel efficiency and practicality in the competitive SUV market.
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Local automotive media outlet Auto Home today shared several spy shots of the first model of Nio Firefly, exposing the interior of the model for the first time.
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Neta has started delivering the Neta X SUV in Hong Kong and plans to add multiple sales outlets in the city in the fourth quarter.
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Guangzhou Shipyard held an undocking ceremony on September 20 for the BYD Hefei, a 7,000-vehicle car carrier built for BYD.
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Dongfeng has announced the launch of the new M-Hero 917 Dragon Armor Edition, scheduled for September 24. Pre-sales have already begun.
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Xpeng has appointed Pioneer Motors as its exclusive distributor in Qatar, where the G6, G9, and P7 are expected to be launched by the end of 2024.
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The Nevo 07 can transform between SUV and pickup truck modes, and is world's first car to have in-vehicle satellite communication, according to Changan.
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Denza said the Z9GT received more than 5,000 firm orders in its first 36 hours on the market, with the 2010 units of limited-edition cars already sold out.
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Due to chip shortages, GWM reduced production by 408,000 vehicles in 2021 and 210,000 vehicles in 2022, accounting for 24.5% and 16.5% of its annual planned production, respectively.
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