The new Voyah Dreamer is the world's first MPV equipped with both Huawei's HarmonyOS and Qiankun ADS, according to the official.
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The new Voyah Dreamer is the world's first MPV equipped with both Huawei's HarmonyOS and Qiankun ADS, according to the official.
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The Neta S wagon BEV, available in three trims from 26,650 to 29,500 USD, is now on presale. It includes a 200 kW electric drive, a 550 km range CLTC.
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The PHEV variant has a 1,100 km comprehensive range. Wuling claimed the EV variant can increase the range by 200 km with 15 mins of 2C fast charging.
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On August 27, Xpeng officially launched its Mona M03 EV. What surprised many was how low the starting price was for the new model, ranging from 119,800 to 155,800 yuan (16,800 – 21,850 USD). This has led many people to question how Xpeng will make a profit from such a car. Following the launch, more […]
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Great Power has unveiled its all-solid state battery which uses an oxide route process. Company claims it will be mass produced in 2026.
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Forthing Xinghai EV opens pre-sales. Car will launch in September. It's the second car in the Xinghai range and will be joined by a third in 2024.
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The Aito M7 Pro, launched on August 26, received over 6,000 orders within 48 hours. Priced between 35,100 to 40,700 USD, it features a vision-based driving system and five- or six-seater options. Deliveries began on August 27, with a goal of 10,000 units in the first month.
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