Smart and Sustainable Electric Mobility
Unlike many media reports, Shanghai Auto Show is not China's first major Auto Show since covid. In January, there was a Guangzhou Auto Show which hinted to us what hell of a show we can expect from Shanghai.
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Also ID.7 Vizzion had its public debut.
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'Electric Corrola' started sale on April 16 for 169,800 yuan (24,700 USD).
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The revised Clean Vehicle Credit that was enacted last August as part of the Inflation Reduction Act immediately shifted to apply solely to American-made electric vehicles. That may have been easy enough to understand; but the law also introduced new critical mineral and battery component requirements, and it’s going to require paying... The first driving review of the updated P7i and XNGP self-driving tech.
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BYD inflates the Euro-spec Dolphin length to move it up a segment and make it compete against the MG 4 directly.
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Tesla's new battery factory in Shanghai plans to produce 40GWh annually and is currently recruiting employees.
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The GAC Aion Hyper GT isn't "Hyper" at all. Why? Let's find out together.
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iCar is a new brand under Chery Auto.
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Tesla Model Y claimed the crown, while 48 models did not even sold more than 1,000 units in March 2023!
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