FAW-Volkswagen will launch six BEVs, two PHEVs, and two EREVs from 2026.
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Stellantis-backed Leapmotor signed the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) on strategic cooperation with the state-owned automaker FAW Group
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Leapmotor and FAW will work together on joint development of passenger NEVs and parts cooperation, and explore the feasibility of deepening capital cooperation.
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FAW’s high-end brand Hongqi launched the Tiangong 05 sales in China with a starting price of 159,800 yuan (22,050 USD).
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Based on the Hongqi E009 concept car, the Tiangong 05 is the first sedan under the Tiangong series.
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Hongqi's Tiangong 08 combines a split-headlight design, advanced DJI-powered driving tech, and optional features like lidar and air suspension for tailored luxury.
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The Toyota bZ3C will launch in early 2025 and promises to be a relatively competitive EV in the Chinese market.
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Hongqi says its created a prototype 1700V silicon carbide power device. This has the potential to increase range and lower charging time.
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European pre-sales begin on the Hongqi EH7 sedan and EHS7 SUV at the Paris Motor Show. Both start at around 50,000 Euros.
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For the first 8 months of 2024, the world's automobile sales were 58.24 million units; specifically, the new energy vehicle sales were 9.39 million units, accounting for 16.1% of the total sales.
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