Tesla, ONVO Lead China NEV Residual Value Rankings in Q1
LandRoads’ Q1 2026 report reveals Tesla’s leading residual value of 82.7%, followed by ONVO benefiting from the BaaS model.
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LandRoads’ Q1 2026 report reveals Tesla’s leading residual value of 82.7%, followed by ONVO benefiting from the BaaS model.
Xiaomi plans to focus on mid-to-high-end electric vehicles, avoiding low-cost models due to cost constraints and brand positioning.
In March 2026, China’s auto market saw substantial growth, with significant deliveries and new model launches across various brands, signaling recovery post-February slump.
Kong Yanshuang, ex-Tesla China head, joins Xiaomi to enhance automotive sales amid growth ambitions.
SAIC has deployed its first humanoid robot on a mass-production battery line, marking one of the earliest real-world applications in China’s auto industry.
Xiaomi’s new SU7 model saw order spikes quickly post-launch, appealing to younger buyers with strong test drive engagement and competitive pricing.
Rising oil prices are pushing fuel car owners to envy electric vehicles, prompting advancements in fast charging technology.
Hesai Technology reported significant financial growth in 2025, achieving profitability and increasing lidar shipments to 1.6 million units.
In February 2026, China’s passenger vehicle sales dropped significantly, impacted by subsidy withdrawals, especially in lower segments.
Xiaomi SU7 Ultra and YU7 to serve as official safety car and medical car respectively.