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Trumpchi ES9 PHEV makes a debut at Chengdu Auto Show
Trumpchi's latest PHEV MPV model, ES9 Traveler, made a debut on Chengdu Auto Show on Friday. The ORV will reportedly come with a 36,000 USD price tag.
SAIC Maxus Dajia 7 starts pre-sales at Chengdu Auto Show
SAIC Motor Maxus' fully electric luxury family MPV, Dajia 7, started pre-sales at Chengdu Auto Show on Friday. The luxury MPV \will be sold for 36,100 - 41,700 USD.
Arcfox Kaola starts pre-sales, market entry expected next month
Arcfox Kaola started pre-sales on Chengdu Auto Show. The smart parent-child car for middle-class parents with infants as it is described by Arcfox is available for 18,300-23,500 USD.
Geely’s Zeekr 001 starts shipments for Europe as it prepares for the deliveries in Q4
The first batch of Geely Zeekr 001 for the European market shipped out Friday from Taicang Port in Jiangsu province, local media reported.
BYD Tang quietly cuts prices as the new version of BYD Tang starts pre-sales
The new version of BYD Tang started pre-sales on Chengdu Auto Show on Friday, dispelling earlier rumors saying Tang DM-p will stop being produced.
GWM Wey Gaoshan PHEV starts pre-sales, offers 5,000 yuan discount
GWM Wey Gaoshan PHEV starts pre-sales, offers 5,000 yuan discount
BYD Song L makes a debut, market entry expected this year
BYD's answer to Model Y has 510 horsepower and will hit the market soon.
Xiaomi started recruitment for its Beijing plant, HR contractor says
Xiaomi started recruiting factory workers for its Beijing plant at the beginning of August. The phone maker is looking for over 100 people and the recruitment process is very fast, local media outlet.
Xiaomi receives license to manufacture EVs: two unnamed insiders say
Xiaomi received approval from National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) to manufacture electric vehicles, this is an important step in starting production beginning of the next year.
Partially automated driving winning high-end market, low-end cannot deal with its costs: CPCA
Over a third of new energy vehicles (NEV) in China offer partially automated driving or L2 ADAS, a survey by China Passenger Car Association (CPCA) shows. 34.9% of electric vehicles (EV) and plug-in hybrids sold in China in the first half of the year offered L2, 8.3 percentage points higher compared to the last year. Higher levels of automation recorded an impressive increase to 4.9% from 0.4% last year.