BYD and Forvia will build a new seat assembly plant in Thailand's Rayong province, following their joint establishment of seven factories in China.
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SAIC Roewe D7 EV sedan has made its official debut in China. It will hit the Chinese market soon with a price tag between 20,850 – 27,800 USD.
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The blogger has posted a large amount of inaccurate information over a long period of time, defaming and insulting BYD and causing serious damage to the company's brand reputation, BYD's legal department said in its only Weibo post to date.
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Starting today, Nio owners traveling to any Nio House, Nio Space, or Nio Hub in Europe will be able to use their credits in the Chinese version of the Nio App to redeem for locally available merchandise.
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Stellantis announced early Monday that it plans a second U.S. battery plant to help support American EV production. With a memorandum of understanding signed between Stellantis and Samsung SDI Monday, the companies seek to start production at the facility in 2027 and “an initial annual production capacity of 34 gigawatt-hours.” But the...
The project, which is expected to go into operation in September, is designed to have a total capacity of 45 GWh, which will meet the demand for one million NEVs.
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The auto film store, which was founded in 2012, is being sued by Li Auto to stop using the word Li Xiang and pay compensation of 1.2 million yuan.
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