Model Y retail sales in China were up 23.12 percent in November from October, Model 3 sales were the highest since September 2022.
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Sequential decreases in deliveries of Nio's main-selling models weighed on its performance in November.
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Avatr 06 information exposed by government ministry. Powertrain and other specs revealed as EV and EREV sedan get ready to launch.
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BYD has launched the Song Pro, Tang, Yuan Up, Seal and BYD Shark in Peru, with plans to open 6 to 7 stores in the country in 2025.
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The Titanium 3 is a new SUV under Fangchengbao's new Titanium hard-core home series, which features an optional roof drone cabin.
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The Tai lineup becomes Fang Cheng Bao's second major product series after the Bao series, and will focus primarily on the family car market.
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In the January-November period, BYD ranked first in China's NEV market with a 34.5 percent share, while Tesla ranked third with a 6.0 percent share.
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On December 10, Stellantis and CATL announced plans to invest up to €4.1 billion (4.3 billion USD) in a joint venture to construct a lithium iron phosphate (LFP) battery plant in Zaragoza, Spain. The facility, expected to begin operations by late 2026, aims to reach a production capacity of up to 50 GWh, depending on […]
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CATL and Stellantis will build a $4.26 billion battery plant in Spain with a designed annual capacity of 50 GWh.
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In the first week of December, week 49 of the year, China’s EV market was mainly down, with several exceptions. Xiaomi was down 14%, BYD was down 13%, Nio was down 10%, and Tesla was up 17% compared with the previous week. Week 49 (W49) of the year was between Dec 2 and Dec 8. […]
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