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China EV registrations in W1: Onvo 2,300, Nio 3,000, Tesla 5,500,...
In the first week of 2025, China EV market was down. Nio registrations decreased by 54%, Xiaomi by 31%, Tesla by 70%, and BYD by 50% compared to the week before. In 2024, Nio cumulative registrations in China reached 205,300 EVs, Xiaomi 136,800, Tesla 659,400, and BYD 3,492,900 units. Week 1 (W1) of 2025 is […]
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BYD announces Jan-Dec 2024 sales results
On January 1, BYD announced December 2024 sales results on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange (SZSE).
In December, the automaker sold 514,809 vehicles, up 51.0% year- ...
Japan’s Carmakers Vow Closer Ties to Regain Ground Lost to China
Japan’s biggest automakers pledged cooperation in tech-focused areas to survive in the rapidly evolving global industry, just as two of its largest car brands begin…
Insurance registrations of major car brands in China in 2024: Nio...
For the full year 2024, Nio had 205,300 insurance registrations in China, ranking 5th among the new car-making brands.
Tencent added to US list of ‘Chinese military companies’
This could be the start of a saga to rival TikTok’s troubles, and embroil Tesla and Microsoft
BYD Seal 05 DM-i: compact hybrid sedan pre-sales starts at 12,250...
The BYD Seal 05 DM-i, priced from12,250 USD, boasts wave-shaped LED headlights, a digital cockpit, and BYD’s fifth-generation hybrid technology.
China EV insurance registrations by brand for week ending Jan 5:...
Xiaomi had 4,600 insurance registrations last week, Li Auto 6,700, Xpeng 7,000, Zeekr 5,000, Leapmotor 4,300 and Aito 6,100.
Test drove the BYD Seal Premium variant: My quick review
BHPian benbsb29 recently shared this with other enthusiasts:When you're on the Xmas shutdown and with time to spare, what's the best way to spend some time? Test driving some popular cars may be one of ...
Tesla supplier Panasonic Energy: cutting China supply ‘No.1 objective’ for U.S
Tesla supplier Panasonic Energy plans to eliminate its supply-chain dependence on China for electric vehicle batteries made in the United States, a senior executive told Reuters, calling the shift a "No.1 objective". The comments from Allan Swan, President of Panasonic Energy of North America, highlight how incoming President Donald Trump's pledge to raise tariff imports on Chinese goods has forced companies around the world to reassess their manufacturing processes. Panasonic Energy, which supplies batteries to Tesla as well as other automakers, is a unit of Japanese electronics giant Panasonic.
