Wuling Hongguang Mini EV's price slashed by 1,875 USD in China, thanks to the battery subscription service.
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Unless you know exactly what you want and are willing to put money down and wait, it’s hard to find an electric vehicle in dealer stock to test-drive and buy. While anyone who’s shopped for a new EV in recent months knows that, the latest nationwide study of the electric vehicle shopping experience from the Sierra Club, out Monday...
The price of the new BYD Seal has decreased by about 10%, and currently, the monthly sales of the old Seal are about 6,000.
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China's overall auto market sales in April were basically flat from last month. Many ICE companies have adjusted their prices in response to market shocks from EVs.
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Capable of towing 2500 kg, the Yangwang U8 would definitely be throwing its weight around.
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Volvo has teased the design of a new smaller electric SUV that it confirmed on Tuesday will be U.S.-bound. The compact model, to be called EX30, will be revealed on June 7 and will be available that same day for U.S. reservations, Volvo said. The EX30 badge, which was previously confirmed as on the way, follows Volvo’s new naming structure...
GM's Chinese joint venture SGMW goes after BYD.
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Fuel consumption is 3.9L/100 km, while acceleration from 0-100 km/h happens in 7.9 seconds.
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So far, few if any widespread automotive service retailers have tried to woo the business of electric vehicle owners. But recent survey results suggest that some of them might do better by focusing on EV-specific needs soon. The results come from survey giant J.D. Power, via its U.S. Aftermarket Service Index Study, out last week. It found that...
Every car produced, imported, or sold after July 1 must comply with the 6b norm.
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