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Zeekr 007 will offer two battery options and up to 870 km range. It will begin sales in China next year with a starting price of 31,700 USD.
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Xpeng is getting ready to start the manufacturing of its 5.5-meter flagship vehicle at the Guangzhou plant.
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What happend with end of year sales push?
The post China EV sales in week 49: BYD 47,400, Tesla 15,400, Nio 2,900 appeared first on CarNewsChina.com.
The LEVC L380 is a large MPV with a 5.3-meter body, a 120 kWh battery, and an e-motor for 200 kW. Coming to the UK.
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In 2023, Chinese automakers made their best to prove their relevance to European buyers, taking over Euro NCAP.
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Nine months after Zeekr announced its European plans, 001 has its first customer.
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Avatr is a former Changan - Nio joint venture. Later Nio was replaced by CATL. Avatr 12 has lot sof Huawei tech inside and no rear window.
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Neta L is ready for the market launch with a 170-kW e-motor and a batter from GWM’s SVOLT. Its EREV version has 162 km of electric range.
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The Tank 700 is an off-road beast with a PHEV powertrain for 517 hp. It can tow up to 2,500 kg. To enter the Chinese market in 2024.
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BYD's sales in the Chinese market have surpassed Volkswagen's for 10 consecutive months, ranking first.
The post Top-Selling car brands in November 2023 in China – BYD first, VW second, Toyota third appeared first on CarNewsChina.com.
