Li Auto had 12,600 insurance registrations last week, Xpeng 4,300, Zeekr 4,700, Leapmotor 7,900 and Aito 9,600.
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BYD unveiled its E-VALI electric light commercial vehicle at the IAA Transportation 2024 event, and has entered into a partnership with France's CEVA Logistics to deliver four ETH8 all-electric trucks to it in January 2025.
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BYD unveils their brand new BYD E-VALI, a pure-electric light commercial vehicle (LCV), at the IAA Transportation 2024 in Hanover, Germany.
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BYD has bought the remaining 10 percent of Denza from Mercedes-Benz, after increasing its stake from 50 percent to 90 percent in 2022.
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After more than 10 years BYD now has full ownership of the premium Denza brand as it takes over final 10% from Mercedes Benz.
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A look at which were the best selling domestic models in China during August. Results show a new order emerging.
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The Yangwang U8 made its debut in the UAE, where sales are expected to begin in 2025.
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Last month, at the pre-sales launch of the Denza Z9 GT there was the surprise unveiling of the Denza Z9. This it turns out is a sedan version of the GT, and thanks to a government agency listing this month, we now know a whole lot more about it. As can be expected, the sedan […]
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The Denza Z9 is available in hybrid and BEV variants, both with tri-motors. The other model in the Z series, the Z9GT, will hit the market on September 20.
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BYD's total workforce exceeded 900,000, the most of any of the more than 5,300 Chinese A-share listed companies and 400,000 more than the second-place company.
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