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Multiple well-known automotive social media accounts have been shut down or penalized for publishing defamatory content, spreading false information, and fabricating sales data, according to authorities.
In October, BYD delivered over 930 vehicles, setting a fresh monthly high since its market debut in Hong Kong.
In Hongkong’s EV brand ranking in Sept., BYD led with 920 units, followed by Tesla (853), Zeekr (546), GAC Aion (246), BMW (146), and XPeng (120).
In Q3, BMW outperformed rivals with 8.8% growth, while Mercedes and Audi faced declines. Concerns focus on EV competitiveness and pricing power as the market evolves.
is considering shifting its listing venue from New York to Hong Kong, and has informed some investors of a potential 2026 debut on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.
Xpeng began its global expansion in Norway in 2020 and has already achieved its target of covering 60 countries and regions by the end of 2025 ahead of schedule.
CATL launched the Shenxing Pro battery featuring NP 3.0 technology, with two versions available for Europe. Production in Hungary starts in 2026, boosting local supply chains.