Electric Car
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Tesla can already recognize Chinese traffic lights
Tesla's in-car system was updated in June with a version that allows the driving visuals to show more objects, including stoplights, stop signs and selected road markings.
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Nio reportedly to get over 10 billion yuan credit line from six Chinese banks
Chinese EV company Nio will receive a credit line of over 10 billion yuan ($1.4 billion) from six banks, according to Sina News.
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China's saw 20,000 new energy vehicle-related company registrations in Q2
Domestic and foreign car companies, including BYD, Volkswagen, Toyota and others, have been building new energy vehicle projects in China. So how many new energy car companies are there in China?
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China-made Model 3 sales in June up 35% from previous month
China-made Model 3 sales in June were 14,954 units, up 35 percent from the previous month, according to China Passenger Car Association (CPCA).
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Nio rises over 23% as deliveries beat expectations
Nio shares increased by 23.95% to $11.62 in early trading on Monday after the company reported that it delivered 10,331 vehicles in the second quarter, exceeding its previous expectations.
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Tesla responds to Chinese Model 3 autopilot auto-acceleration accident
Recently a Model 3 in China crashed into a truck while on autopilot, drawing widespread attention. In respond to this Tesla China gave their explanation.
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Tesla opens Cybertruck reservations in China
Tesla has opened up reservations for the Cybertruck, an electric pickup, in China for a deposit of 1,000 yuan ($141), slightly more than the $100 reservation fee in the United States.
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Chinese EV maker Li Auto to go public in US as early as July, report says
Chinese EV maker Li Auto will go public in the U.S. as early as July, with underwriters including Morgan Stanley and UBS, 36Kr said, citing sources with knowledge of the matter.
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Tesla is slashing prices in China again
Tesla today lowered the starting price of the Model S and Model X in China both by 8,000 yuan (USD 1,132).
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Tesla shares surge 9 percent pre-market as global deliveries beat expectations
Tesla extended its pre-market gains to 9 percent in the U.S., reaching a total market cap of $228 billion.