Xiaomi’s YU9, YU7 GT and SU7 L Revealed, Targeting Family, Performance and Premium Segments
Xiaomi’s upcoming vehicle lineup includes the YU9 SUV, high-performance YU7 GT, and SU7 L, slated to debut between the end of this year and early next year.
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China Used-Car Retention Rates Slide in Nov: Xiaomi SU7, Aito M9 Lead EV Rankings
China’s used-car disposals reached 921,000 units in November, up 9.3% month-on-month but still 5.3% lower year-on-year.
Huawei-backed AITO to Launch M6 in Q2 2026, Rivaling Xiaomi YU7 and Model Y
Given its pricing and market positioning, the AITO M6 will face direct competition from the Li Auto i6, Tesla Model Y, Xiaomi YU7, Avatr 07, and Zeekr 7X.
Luxury Brands Step Back—What Trends Lead Auto Guangzhou 2025?
ChinaEV Home followed the crowds and conducted extensive field interviews at Auto Guangzhou 2025 to understand why visitors flocked to full-size family-oriented SUVs.
Global NEV Sales Hit 5.39M Units in Q3, BYD Tops BEV and PHEV Rankings
In Q3 2025, BEV sales reached 3.71 million units, up 48% YoY, while PHEV sales were 1.67 million units, up 4% YoY.
CPCA Report Shows Huawei, Fudi and Inovance Lead China EV Traction Motor Market
China’s NEV market surged in 2025, with significant production increases and evolving powertrain supplier dynamics noted in the report.
Li Auto Plans Major L9 Refresh with 73-kWh 5C Battery and New Chassis Tech
Li Auto plans a significant L9 overhaul in 2026 featuring a larger battery, active suspension, and an updated interior design.
SAIC’s IM Launches LS9, Aims to Redefine “Flagship” SUV
IM Motors launched the LS9 SUV, featuring two battery options, priced at RMB 322,800 ($45,200) and RMB 352,800 ($49,300), respectively.
Seres Debuts on Hong Kong Exchange Main Board, Opens Down 8%
The net proceeds from this IPO will be primarily used for R&D investment, diversified new marketing channels, overseas sales, and charging network services.
China’s Used-Car Retention Rates Fall in October: Xiaomi SU7, AITO M9 Lead BEV and PHEV Segments
In October, China’s used-car disposal volume reached 842,600 units, up 3.6% month-on-month but down 6.2% year-on-year.