So far, the top three are Leapmotor, Li Auto, and GAC Aion based on the current published data.
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Chery Group reports robust sales figures for March and the first quarter of 2025, with exports reaching 255,465 units in Q1, solidifying its position as China's leading vehicle exporter.
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Li Auto CEO proposes simplified terminology to help users understand the true capabilities and limitations of driver assistance systems following some high-profile accidents
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BYD is growing its overseas sales as China EV market is overcroded.
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BYD was slightly up 3%, Xiaomi was up 18%, Nio 25%, and Tesla 22%, while Xpeng was down 17%.
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College students perish after high-speed collision, with Xiaomi releasing detailed driving data showing the vehicle was initially in autonomous driving mode before driver intervention
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"Xiaomi speed."
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As the first anniversary of Xiaomi SU7 deliveries approaches, some early adopters are reporting difficulties with insurance renewals, facing high premiums exceeding 1,400 USD and reluctance from some insurers. This comes despite Xiaomi Auto announcing impressive March sales figures of over 29,000 units, reaffirming their confidence in meeting the 350,000 delivery target for the year.
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As the first anniversary of Xiaomi SU7 deliveries approaches, some early adopters are reporting difficulties with insurance renewals, facing high premiums exceeding 1,400 USD and reluctance from some insurers. This comes despite Xiaomi Auto announcing impressive March sales figures of over 29,000 units, reaffirming their confidence in meeting the 350,000 delivery target for the year.
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Six trims are offered with CLTC ranges of 520 km, 660 km, and 700 km.
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