Zeekr, the premium electric vehicle brand under Geely Holding Group, has opened its first store in Brazil, after having expanded to the South American market in October.
At the "2024 Li Auto AI Talk" series, the chief executive of the carmaker Li Auto, Li Xiang, said that cars will evolve from tools for transportation into AI-powered robots.
Guangzhou-headquartered carmaker XPeng is planning to launch three new models and four major facelifts next year, according to a leaked production plan shared by the automotive blogger “安亭大帆” on Weibo this Tuesday.
Tesla’s Vice President of Manufacturing and Director of the GigaShanghai plant, Song Gang, is moving to the renewable energy firm Envision after having resigned from Tesla.
Chinese carmaker XPeng continues to prepare for the launch of its humanoid robot — following Tesla's steps.
The Tesla Shanghai factory is set to produce two upgraded versions of the Model Y. One is the refreshed Model Y, which is scheduled for mass production in January 2025, with the 6-seater version following later in the year.
EV maker Nio started on Wednesday teasing its second sub-brand, Firefly. After unveiling the mass market family-oriented Onvo brand in May, the Shanghai based company will launch the entry-level sub-brand — and its fully electric model — next weekend, on December 21.
Chinese automaker Aito said on Wednesday that cumulative deliveries of its M7 SUV surpassed 190,000 units year to date, maintaining its position as the top-selling model among China’s emerging automakers for 12 consecutive months.
This Wednesday, the company's CEO Xia Yiping issued an internal letter acknowledging that the company is undergoing a critical phase of adjustment. The chief executive announced the company’s transition into what he called the "Startup 2.0" phase and named four key focus areas for the company moving forward:
The weekly insurance registration data for China, covering the period from September 16 to 22, was released on Tuesday, revealing BYD’s continued market dominance with 80,600 electric vehicle (EV) sales, a 6.3 per cent decline from the 86,000 units sold the previous week.
After announcing earlier this year partnerships with taxi firms in Norway, Sweden, and Germany, electric vehicle (EV) maker Nio is now bringing its flagship sedan ET7 to the streets of Amsterdam, in the Netherlands.
Executives from China's Geely Group disclosed on Wednesday in Germany that the company is actively exploring potential locations for a manufacturing facility in Europe, though no final decision has been made.
As of August 2024, the Tesla Model Y continues to dominate China's battery electric vehicle (BEV) market, with year to date sales reaching 289,400 units, marking a 3.9 per cent year-on-year increase.
Jiyue, the joint venture between Baidu and Geely, officially launched its new electric sedan, the Jiyue 07, with a limited-time offer ranging from 199,900 yuan to 289,900 yuan ($27,400 to $39,700), including a 10,000 yuan ($1,370) cash discount.
Electric vehicle maker Zeekr announced Friday it will enter the Japanese market in 2025. As part of its expansion, stores will be open in Tokyo and the Kansai region before the year ends.
AeroHT, the company under China's electric vehicle maker XPeng, hosted an exclusive preview event for its "land carrier" flying vehicle on Tuesday.
China’s tech giant Huawei announced a new product launch event on September 10 at 2:30 PM in China. Meanwhile, Apple will do the product launch event on the same day, scheduled for September 10 at 1:00 AM Beijing time.
XPeng CEO Xiaopeng He’s visit to an Onvo store became a hot topic on Chinese social media Weibo on Friday, the day before the brand opened 105 stores across the country.
China's electric vehicle (EV) maker XPeng, which celebrates 10 years this year, held a smart AI driving conference on Tuesday. The event took place a few days after the CEO of the Guangzhou-based manufacturer announced that the company will “follow a set pace and launch a highly competitive robotaxi in 2026.”
China's autonomous driving (AD) company Pony.ai is planning to IPO in the U.S. as early as September this year. Over the last months, there have been multiple rumors and confirmed plans of autonomous driving companies going public (IPO). Earlier this week, EV reported that Pony.ai's competitor WeRide is also considering an IPO on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) by the end of August.