M-Hero M800 is a 5.1-meter off-road beast with an EREV powertrain and CATL battery. Inside, it has four seats.
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The 1,088 horsepower hardcore SUV is getting ready for global markets.
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Neta displayed Neta S and Neta GT models around the Formula 1 Gran Prix racetrack in the UAE, right after entry to Latin America.
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Huawei went all-in into price-war, and it worked.
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It took 97 days to start deliveries of the Polestones 01 after the launch. This EREV SUV has 476 hp and a mixed range of 1,338 km.
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The flagship SUV is available in presale for 70,000-84,000 USD.
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eπ is a new energy vehicle sub-brand under Dongfeng. The 007 is eπ's first model available in pure electric and range-extender versions.
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Li Auto and Xpeng expect a 100%, and Nio a 50% year-over-year increase in 2024 sales, local media reported, citing the Chinese carmakers' supply chain sources.
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The Aito M9 pure electric version has a 97.682 kWh battery pack supplied by CATL, providing a cruising range of up to 630 km.
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Leapmotor vehicles will be built in Stellantis plants worldwide, including US.
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