Qin Lihong: NIO Standardizes 100 kWh Batteries, Fifth-Gen Battery Swap Stations to Launch in 2026
NIO standardizes 100 kWh batteries across all models and plans to complete the West Sichuan Loop and Yunnan–Tibet battery swap routes by year-end.
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NIO standardizes 100 kWh batteries across all models and plans to complete the West Sichuan Loop and Yunnan–Tibet battery swap routes by year-end.
SAIC-GM celebrates a transformative year with leadership changes and product launches, including the luxury GL8 Lushang and Electra L7, signaling a rapid adaptation to market demands.
This interview revolved around Leapmotor’s overseas operations, upcoming vehicle plans, technical strategy, and product performance.
In Q2 2025, Li Auto reported a quarterly net profit of $153 million, marking its 11th profitable quarter despite increased competition among EV makers.
According to data released by the ACEA, new EU vehicle registrations of BYD models surged by 206.4% YoY in July, reaching 9,698 units.
In contrast, Tesla recorded only 6,600 registrations in the EU market during the same period, representing a decline of more than 42% compared with the previous year.
Dreame Technology enters automotive manufacturing, planning an ultra-luxury electric vehicle by 2027, supported by extensive investment, strategic partnerships, and a robust global network.
Geely’s Zhu Ling steps down from Lynk & Co amidst restructuring as Zeekr integrates brands. His future role remains unannounced, sparking industry speculation about Volvo.
Zhongling New Energy is jointly funded by CALB (03931.HK) and Leapmotor (09863.HK), holding 51% and 49% of the shares, respectively.
NIO’s new ES8 is a three-row electric SUV combining luxury features, advanced technology, and competitive pricing, aimed at dominating the full-size SUV market with impressive performance and ample passenger space.
In the brand-specific rankings, NIO secured the top spot in both the premium and domestic NEV after-sales service satisfaction categories with a score of 801, while Li Auto led the mass-market segment with 788.