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Xpeng's overall sales in the first half of 2023 also saw a sharp decline of 40%. However, the newly released Xpeng G6 orders are hot, and the official website shows that it will take 12 weeks to deliver
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The price cuts boosted Nio sales, but it is only a short term cure.
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In the first half of 2023, the cumulative delivery of Li Auto reached 139,113 vehicles, a yearly increase of 130%. Li Auto's sales in the first half of 2023 has already exceeded the sales for the whole year of 2022.
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In the first half of this year, Zeekr sold 42,633 units, an increase of 122% over the same period last year, achieving growth for five consecutive months.
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Wuling Bingo has sold 61,272 units since its launch in more than three months, and it is currently Wuling's best-selling car.
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Aion has sold more than 40,000 pure EVs for four consecutive months, and currently ranks third in the Chinese market for pure EVs sales.
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Nio's declining trend breakthrough is expected tomorrow.
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BYD Dolphin sold 300 units in Brazil in a day. It is almost equal to the BYD sales number in Brazil in May this year.
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Geely EVs can do a battery swap on the go
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Tesla may be on a downward trajectory in its share of the U.S. EV market. But even by the time the 2027 model year rolls around, the U.S. maker of exclusively EVs will stay on top, according to the annual Car Wars study released last week from Bank of America. The strategies of Ford and GM “both appear relatively solid,” despite being... 