The next two models are revamped Neta U that should start sales this year and EP32 that was recently spotted doing road tests.
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The Qiyuan A07 is available in three EREV variants and two BEV variants, a strategy that has been proven by local EV makers to be more effective in gaining sales than just offering BEVs.
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Model Y production at Giga Shanghai is using one-piece die casting for the rear structure, allowing the component to cost up to 40 percent less.
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The cockpit offers a "five-sense immersion space" consisting of four modes: rest (nap + meditation + mind-wandering), movie, singing, and refreshment. For example, the nap scenario helps users fall asleep while the meditation scenario helps users release stress.
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The flared body doesn't look production-ready, but it suggests there's big horsepower driving the wheels.
It's the first time U8 has been confirmed for export by BYD. Latin America can look forward to a 1,200 hp beast with quad motors and the ability to float on water.
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Also, BYD launches the new entry-level Song Pro DM-i Championship Edition.
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Production appears to be taking off as Fisker had built 3,123 units as of the week of September 4.
Ford says it it pausing work on a $3.5 billion battery factory in Michigan, but won't say why exactly. The UAW strike may be to blame.
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