February sales surge 64% yoy as manufacturers pivot to plug-in hybrids and accelerate localization strategies to overcome EU's anti-subsidy duties
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Presale already opened on March 17 in China, starting at 37,100 USD.
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The Chery QQ series was discontinued in 2014 due to suboptimal sales.
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Priced competitively against the Tesla Model Y, the S7 prioritizes driving dynamics over flashy tech—targeting to traditional drivers transitioning to EVs.
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The recent Xiaomi SU7 fatal crash raises doubts on intelligent driving and the marketing language used to promote it.
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Abu Dhabi-based CYVN Holdings creates strategic bridge between British supercar maker McLaren and Chinese EV manufacturer Nio
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The Mazda 6e will be exported to the European and Southeast Asian markets.
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So far, the top three are Leapmotor, Li Auto, and GAC Aion based on the current published data.
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Six trims are offered with CLTC ranges of 520 km, 660 km, and 700 km.
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The Yangwang U7 offers 4- and 5-seater layouts, available in EV and PHEV variants.
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