Xpeng was 8,500 units, Li Auto 7,300, Zeekr 3,100, Leapmotor 5,900, Aito 2,600.
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Month: March 2025
In the second week of February, Nio was down 39%, and BYD was down 8%, while Xpeng was up 27% and Tesla 11%, compared with the week before.
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The Leapmotor B10 electric crossover started presales in China, receiving over 15,000 orders in one hour. Its starting price is 15,020 USD.
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