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Xiaomi's insurance registrations were up 10%, and Tesla was up 13% compared with the week before. Nio was down 25%, while BYD was down about 20%.
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Li Auto had 10,700 insurance registrations last week, Xpeng 3,600, Zeekr 4,600, Leapmotor 6,300 and Aito 7,700.
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Xpeng is asking suppliers to boost capacity for the Mona M03 to help it improve delivery efficiency, saying in a letter that recent orders for the new model exceeded 2,000 units per day.
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Avatr 07's official moose test speed is ≥82 km/h and 100 - 0 km/h braking distance is <34.5 m.
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Nio and Chery have entered into a partnership that opens up Nio Power's charging network to brands including Chery, Exceed and Jetour.
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Audi-SAIC's new models will focus more on high-end intelligence, targeting the younger Chinese generation.
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CATL is in talks to buy photovoltaic module supplier DAS Solar, which ranked No. 8 globally in PV module shipments in the first half of this year, according to local media.
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BYD rolled out the 2025 Han sedan, with the hybrid Han DM-i upgraded to the DM 5.0 system and the pure electric Han EV upgraded to the 800 V high-voltage architecture.
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The 2025 BYD Han features a redesigned exterior and new wheel options. Interior materials and the infotainment system have also been improved, while the price reduced, providing a practical choice in the electric vehicle segment.
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Tesla sold 63,456 vehicles in China in August, the highest of the year, up 37.27 percent from July, though down 1.91 percent year-on-year.
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