The interior of the eπ's first model has been exposed. The pre-sales of the EV should start by the year end.
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The SUV will be Voyah's first mid-size model. The price should be cheaper than 41,000 USD.
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Nammi brand is defined as dedicated compact EV brand. Nammi will not make small or subcompact cars.
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eπ is Dongfeng's new energy vehicle brand, with a focus on EVs.
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M-Hero 917 launched in China with up to 1,088 hp, 1,032 km of CLTC range and a starting price of 87,500 USD.
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Dongfeng launched the Nammi brand with a first vehicle equipped with a solid state battery that can charge 200 km in 8 minutes.
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Nammi has unveiled its first model, the Nammi 01, which is expected to go on sale in the fourth quarter.
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Dongfeng Nissan's Venucia brand, will use Dongfeng's EV platform to drive its electrification transition in China, according to local media.
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New Voyah Free is an EREV SUV with 1,211 km of range, 480 hp and four screens inside. Its price was cut by 20%.
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China exported 2.341 vehicles in the first six months of 2023, comparing to Japan's 2.02 million vehicle export volume.
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