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Chery iCar 03T declared in MIIT listing. The car was shown at the Beijing Auto Show and should start sales soon. More off-road oriented.
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The Aito M9 becomes the safest car evaluated by the Chinese C-NCAP. It scored five stars with an overall safety score of 93.9%.
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BYD's new Seal 07 will be built on e-platform 3.0 Evo, featuring an 800-volt high-voltage system
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All-new Zeekr 009 model scheduled for launch in Hong Kong adding a new 7-seater version and new colors.
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The Honda Ye S7 all-electric SUV may have more than 500 km range and will be manufactured by the Dongfeng-Honda joint venture in China.
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The LEVC L380 was designed by former Bentley designer - Brett Boydell, and inspired by the Airbus A380 aircraft.
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That is because of the Skyride chassis's low latency and fast response.
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Let's go for a Sunday drive on Huawei's flagship SUV, the Aito M9 SUV!
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BYD, Volkswagen, and Chery took the overall top 3 spots.
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Will Huawei and Baidu follow suit?
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