Xiaomi Joins NIO, Li Auto with Year-end EV Purchase Tax Subsidy
Xiaomi Auto’s 2023 program offers up to RMB 15,000 tax subsidies for SU7, SU7 Ultra, and YU7 models to offset increased 2026 vehicle costs from new tax policies.
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New Zeekr 8X Seen Testing, Expected to Rival Huawei-backed AITO M8 in China’s Premium SUV Market
The upcoming Zeekr 8X aims to bridge the gap between the 7X and 9X, targeting fierce competition in China’s SUV market.
Leapmotor D19 Debuts with 720 km Range, Eyeing ONVO and Li Auto Rivals
Leapmotor unveils D19 flagship SUV with 720 km range, tri-motor AWD and 1,280 TOPS computing, aiming at ONVO L90 and Li Auto L9 in the RMB 300k segment.
Seres Group Clears Listing Hearing with HKEX
Seres sold 44,700 NEVs in September, up 19.4%, bringing year-to-date deliveries to 304,600 units.
Huawei-Backed HIMA Rolls Out OTA Update, Upgrades ADS 4 Capabilities
The OTA’s intelligent driving upgrades focus on ADS 4, including new WEWA architecture, Parking-to-Parking 2.0, “Parking Butler” service, and the debut of driver incapacitation assistance.
Huawei-Backed HIMA Launches Two Models: AITO M7 Priced at $39,300 and Shangjie H5 $22,400
How do the newly revamped AITO M7 and the Shangjie H5—the first model of the Huawei-SAIC joint brand—perform in the competitive RMB 250,000 ($35,000) and RMB 150,000 ($21,000) segments?
Model Y Secures Top Spot, BYD Sealion 06 Rises Sharply in Rankings—Who Made It to the Top 10 New Energy SUVs in August?
In this vibrant yet fiercely competitive market, which ten models stand out from the crowd in August?
Leapmotor to Debut Flagship D19 SUV on Oct. 16, Targeting $42,100 Segment
The Leapmotor D19, priced around RMB 300,000 ($42,100), is set to enter the highly competitive large three-row SUV segment.
All-New AITO M7 Pre-sales Start at $40,364, Surpassing 20k Orders in 10 Minutes
Whether the all-new M7 can regain a monthly sales level of 20,000 units hinges on its final pricing and configuration.
Tesla’s Model Y L Secures 120,000 Orders, Averaging Nearly 10,000 Per Day
The Tesla Model Y L was launched on August 19 with a starting price of RMB 339,000 ($47,200) and began its first nationwide deliveries on September 3.