EV

  • Xpeng gets production qualification after acquiring Foday

    As the first mass-produced sedan P7 is about to go on the market, Chinese EV startup Xpeng Motors has finally solved the problem of the production qualification of the heart.

  • Porsche Taycan EV will enter Chinese market next month

    Porsche recently announced that Taycan electric vehicles will officially enter the Chinese market next month.

  • Nio in spotlight as rumor says it attracted Porsche investment

    Chinese electric car maker Nio Motors went into spotlight again as rumors were cucuriating that luxury car maker Porsche has invested in it.

  • Beijing encourages charging station constructions with awards

    The current range of electric vehicles in the market can generally reach more than 400 kilometers, which can effectively meet the daily travel needs of users. The convenience of charging has gradually become the primary factor for consumers to consider new energy models.

  • Tesla new car registrations in China fell 35% in Feb

    The number of Tesla's new car registrations in China in February fell by 35% to 2,314, most of which were Chinese-made Model 3, according to data from China Automotive Information Net.

  • BMW announces 7-series all-electric version

    Now that social distance has become the new normal around the world, on Wednesday local time, German car manufacturer BMW chose to publish its annual financial report in the form of digital channels.

  • Nio shares down 23% pre-market as its Q1 guidance disappoints

    NIO, China's leading EV startup, reported bigger-than-expected losses in the fourth quarter in 2019, according to unaudited financial results announced today.

  • Tesla says it has upgraded chips for over 100 car owners in China

    A few days ago, some car owners revealed on the Internet that their China-made Model 3 car computers used older chips.

  • Volkswagen is working on entry-level EV ID.1

    Volkswagen said it is developing ID.1, an entry-level electric car with a target price of $22,000, according to UK’s CAR magazine

  • Nio vice president rebuts rumors of departure

    Recently, rumors were circulating that Zhu Jiang, vice president of user development at Nio, will step down as vice president and switch to consultant. In response, Zhu responded on Monday in WeChat friends circle saying "too many people have come to greet me today. I'm now working!"