XPeng Launches Australia Strategy, Eyes Five New Models in Six Months
XPeng plans to launch five new models in Australia, expand its sales network, and enhance local operations within six months.
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XPeng plans to launch five new models in Australia, expand its sales network, and enhance local operations within six months.
CXMT surged 471% on its STAR Market debut, becoming China’s largest A-share company by market capitalization at the open.
Li Auto is refreshing its MEGA Home electric vehicle with upgraded interiors and technology, aiming to recover from prior market setbacks.
In its second-quarter 2026 report, Tesla reported 480,126 vehicle deliveries and $28.24 billion in revenue, marking year-over-year increases. Despite profit growth, gross and operating margins declined. Capital expenditures surged due to investments in AI and production. Challenges remain for Cybercab and Optimus, impacting long-term growth prospects.
NIO’s GeniTech, now independent, introduces advanced chips aimed at reducing costs and enabling robotics, while facing competition and market challenges.
NIO ‘s firefly launched the premium Halo Series model, marking its upscale move with an emphasis on design over hardware upgrades.
China adjusts consumption tax on batteries, reinstating it for some while exempting next-gen technologies to encourage innovation.
Leapmotor unveiled its refreshed B Series with competitive pricing and advanced features, aiming to set a new benchmark in the EV market.
On July 15, China introduced unified vehicle cost accounting rules to enhance transparency and competitiveness among automakers, addressing persistent profitability challenges.
Xiaomi Auto’s new sub-brand SkyNomad today officially announced the name of its first SUV model — the SkyNomad N90 —…