The Avatr 06 sedan from CATL, Changan, and Huawei started presales in China. Its starting price is 215,900 yuan (29,750 USD).
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Pre-orders for the Avatr 06 begin March 27, with deliveries starting in April. The sedan boasts a 35.4-inch display and 25-speaker sound system.
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Changan aims to validate solid-state batteries in vehicles by 2026, and then move forward with mass production of all-solid-state batteries by 2027.
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Avatr has launched the Avatr 11 SUV and Avatr 12 sedan in Qatar, expanding its presence in the Middle East.
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Huawei and Avatr are working together on product definition, user insights, and marketing strategies, according to local media.
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Dongfeng Motor Corporation and CSGC (parent company of Changan Motors) simultaneously announced they are restructuring.
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Changan unveiled its Dubhe Plan 2.0 on February 9, which is expected to allow more affordable models to be equipped with driver assistance systems.
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Dongfeng and Changan announced plans to reorganize almost simultaneously, hinting at a possible merger that could see them become one of the world's largest auto groups.
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The Changan’s Deepal S09 flagship EREV crossover was officially released in China as the Li Auto L9 and Aito M9 rival.
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Electrification is only the first half, while true intelligence, namely artificial intelligence, is the second half and is the only way to build cars, according to chairman of Li Auto.
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