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Xiaomi YU7 surpasses Tesla Model Y in retail sales for the...
In October 2025, Xiaomi Auto sold 33,662 YU7 all-electric SUV in China, surpassing Tesla Model Y’s 26,006 units of retail sales. The brand’s total deliveries are now approaching 500,000 units.
BYD Ramps Up European Push as China Fortunes Flag
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Li Auto among EREVs hit by sales slump amid longer-range, faster-charging...
China’s EREV market declines despite 23 brands and million-unit sales in 2024; pure EV progress challenges growth.
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BYD’s new factory in China will be bigger than the entirety...
BYD's new factory in the Henan Province in China, is projected to be bigger than San Francisco when it's completed - so how big is it going to be exactly?
Tesla’s China sales fall to 3-year low amid tepid demand
BEIJING () -Tesla's sales in China dropped to 26,006 vehicles in October, their lowest in three years, as the U. electric vehicle maker struggles with tepid demand in the hyper-competitive market.
Tesla China Sales Fall Behind XPeng, Nio and Xiaomi as Sales...
Tesla’s vehicle sales in China fell to a three-year low of 26,006 units in October, officoial data from the China Passenger Car Association (CPCA) showed on Monday.
Tesla sales are slumping everywhere it meets Chinese competitors like BYD
Tesla is experimenting with various APR financing and lease deals, as well as low daily rental prices, to keep the sales momentum going in the US. When it comes to Tesla performance abroad, however, sales seem to be slumping everywhere.
AUDI E5 Sportback beats Lotus Emira, ranks third fastest EV on...
SAIC Audi’s E5 Sportback ranks third on Asia’s Ridge Circuit with a 01’42”99 lap, surpassing all EVs below 69,000 USD.
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Chinese Automaker Says Its AI Self-Driving Tech Outperforms Tesla, and Other...
Chinese Automaker Says Its AI Self-Driving Tech Outperforms Tesla, and Other OEMs Can Use It
China’s electric vehicle market has entered a «bleeding competition» phase due...
China's electric vehicle market has entered a "bleeding competition" phase due to oversupply. This phenomenon could lead to a drop in global prices, raising concerns that oversupply "nightmare" such a..
