Tesla also announced that the company had established a data center in China to store vehicle data generated from vehicles sold in China.
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Tesla and BYD's Denza are the only automakers up this week. Li Auto is flat, and Nio and Xpeng are down.
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A nice surprise from Wuling. Also, it comes in BEV and PHEV variants.
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BYD takes a shot on Tesla Model Y with their new Song L.
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China-made Kia EV5 with BYD inside is also intended for export.
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It is always good to see an electric SUV with externally mounted spare tire.
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The first 1 million took BYD 13 years to produce. Last two million in just 9 months.
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100 kW electric motor, 460 km range, starting at 14k USD. Baojun is a brand under SGMW, joint venture between American GM and Chinese SAIC & Wuling.
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It is a 4WD. The NMC (ternary) battery is good for 615 km range. It can do 0-100 km/h acceleration in 3.9 seconds.
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After the hit, the driver woke up, accelerated and left.
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