EV 1 day ago Denis Bobylev 1 Huawei’s Aito M8 got 21,000 orders in six hours in China – priced at 50,650 USD EV 2 days ago Denis Bobylev 3 2025 Xpeng G9 all-electric SUV with 725 km range officially unveiled in China
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EV Dec 4, 2023 Denis Bobylev 0 Hozon Neta starts cooperation with the largest European bank as the Chinese EV maker prepares for European market EV Oct 13, 2023 Dalibor Petkovic 0 Chinese EV maker Hozon Neta plans three new models by 2025 EV Sep 27, 2023 Dalibor Petkovic 0 Hozon publ...
Chinese EV Maker Denza Debuts High-End Z9 GT Car News CHANGAN Changan Qiyuan Q07 Debuts with Advanced Intelligent Driving and High-End Configurations The Changan Qiyuan Q07, a mid-to-large SUV built on the all-new SDA electric platform, officially debuted today. The vehicle boasts a suite of...
EV Jun 5, 2023 Jiri Opletal 3 Great Wall considers Germany, Hungary, and Czechia as locations for its first European plant EV May 30, 2023 Jiri Opletal 0 BYD is in talks to build an EV factory in France. Germany and Spain are also in the game ...
2026 Volvo ES90 revealed as brand's most car-like EV yet March 5, 2025 2026 BYD Dolphin: New looks, faster charging for affordable EV March 5, 2025 BMW is betting the company on its Gen6 EV battery March 4, 2025 Mercedes-AMG Electric Performance Sedan: Everything We Know ...
The expansion of Chinese EV makers overseas has alarmed automakers in the U.S. and Europe. The U.S. enacted a 100% tariff on China-made electric cars last year, and the European Union also hit China-based EV makers with new tariffs, saying the industry had benefited from unfair government...
Home China EV Maker Xpeng Motors Xpeng MotorsXpeng Motors Xpeng and IML Join Forces to Bring G6 SUV to UK Market in Early 2025 Suzan - November 18, 2024 0 Xpeng Motors XPENG MONA M03 Begins Deliveries at 2024 Chengdu Auto Show Tate - September 1, 2024 0 Xpeng Motors XP...
Rong Wenwei, chair of the SIAC board, said that when the idea of EV rental first came to China, a number large vehicle rental firms were interested but dragged their feet due to uncertainty over profitability. The state-funded SIAC, however, had no such hesitation. ...
Despite such investments, Western and Japanese brands need to be more aggressive about EV development to keep up with China’s rapid evolution, said LMC’s Zeng. He said many take too long to create models abroad without Chinese input. “The model they bring to China lags behind Chinese mode...