Chinese consumers are moving on.
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Xpeng launches Max variants for Mona M03, bringing Tesla FSD-like features to $18,040 model
The Xpeng Mona M03 Max starts at RMB 129,800 ($18,040) and comes with the free Turing smart driving system.
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Xiaomi YU7 hits 13 Beijing stores & GBA Auto Show this week
Xiaomi's YU7 SUV begins closed-door previews in 13 Beijing stores May 29; GBA Auto Show May 31
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China NEV retail at 726,000 in May 1-25, up 31% year-on-year
China's retail penetration of NEVs was 53.5 percent in the May 1-25 period, and 49.2 percent year-to-date.
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China May EV sales preview: Deutsche Bank expects Nio at 27,000, Tesla 39,000, BYD 390,000
Nio Inc's deliveries in May are expected to be up 31 percent year-on-year and up 13 percent sequentially.
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Nio swap stations complete initial coverage of all districts in Tianjin
Nio Power has 56 battery swap stations in Tianjin, covering 16 districts in the city.
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BYD Denza delivers 10,000th N9 SUV to founder of humanoid robot maker UBTech
BYD chairman Wang Chuanfu delivered the 10,000th N9 to Zhou Jian, founder of UBTech.
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Xiaomi YU7 show cars to be available in 92 cities in China in Jun
On May 29, the YU7 will be available in 13 stores in Beijing, Xiaomi EV said.
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Chery offers discounts on multiple models across 4 brands as price war rages
Chery is offering discounts on a number of models, with a combined discount of up to 47 percent after subsidies.
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Xiaomi loses 900 USD for every car sold in the first quarter
Xiaomi reports strong growth in EV deliveries as losses narrow in Q1 2025
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