GM’s driverless taxi business says its vehicles are now better equipped to deal with emergency vehicles.
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The Leapmotor C10 looks a lot like Li Auto's Li L7 and Li L8, especially the roof LiDAR and the front and rear run-through lights.
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The Volvo EM90 was exposed in China with 272 hp and a ternary battery from CATL. It will soon hot the mass production in China.
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There’s also a glimpse of a Supra-like two-door electric coupe.
Nio has filed to use WeLion's semi-solid battery cells in 11 more models, after filing for three other models five months ago.
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The vehicle is currently available as an EV. The price of the range extender should be 70,000-83,000 USD.
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The C10 SUV is Leapmotor's first model built to be sold globally. The SUV was introduced at the Munich Auto Show.
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The EV is supposed to have a swappable Qilin battery from CATL. However, MIIT filing could not confirm that.
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Two models of the Model Y have entered a filing catalog with radar, different style wheels, and front fog lights as options.
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