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Neta founder faces exit amid HQ logo removed overnight

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Neta founder faces exit amid HQ logo removed overnight

Neta's Shanghai HQ signage taken down; state investors intensify efforts to replace embattled founder Fang Yunzhou

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Europe’s EV Crown Is Slipping From Tesla—And BYD Is Waiting to...

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Europe’s EV Crown Is Slipping From Tesla—And BYD Is Waiting to Grab It
Tesla's sales in Europe and the UK have plummeted by nearly half, according to a report by tech news outletTechCrunch on Tuesday. The European Automobile Manufacturers Association (ACEA) revealed that Tesla sold just 7,261 vehicles in the European Union (EU), European Free Trade Association (EFTA), and the UK in April, marking a steep 49% decline c...

BYD dealership reportedly shuts down in Eastern China amid market pressures...

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BYD dealership reportedly shuts down in Eastern China amid market pressures (BYDDF:Pink Current Info)
A major dealership for Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer BYD (BYDDF) in Shandong province has gone out of business, with at least 20 of its outlets reportedly closed or abandoned, according to state-run media.

BYD Yangwang sees first batch of U7 sedans for delivery roll...

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BYD Yangwang sees first batch of U7 sedans for delivery roll off line
The Yangwang U7 was launched on March 27 with a starting price of RMB 628,000 ($87,240).

Geely Galaxy E5’s Aegis Gold Brick Battery passes 36-ton tank compression...

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Geely Galaxy E5’s Aegis Gold Brick Battery passes 36-ton tank compression test

The Geely Galaxy E5's Aegis Golden Brick Battery successfully passed the extreme 36-ton compression test

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Green Gold Rush or Economic Trojan Horse? China’s Electric Vehicle Push...

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Green Gold Rush or Economic Trojan Horse? China’s Electric Vehicle Push into Türkiye
As global tensions rise over Chinese electric vehicles (EVs), a seismic shift is underway. With the European Union and the United States tightening their stance and slapping tariffs on Chinese-made EVs, China is responding with a bold new strategy: reshoring its industrial muscle to the Global South. These tariffs, framed ...

Xiaomi SU7 “wedding crashers,” fleet pile-up floods Chinese social media

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Xiaomi SU7 “wedding crashers,” fleet pile-up floods Chinese social media

A chain collision involving four Xiaomi SU7 wedding cars went viral in China, with netizens debating driver habits and vehicle safety systems

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How China’s EV Boom Powers Its Tech Rise

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How China’s EV Boom Powers Its Tech Rise
Once an auto underdog, the country’s current dominance of the global electric-vehicle market says a lot about why it brims with confidence in other fields.

BYD Shenzhen car carrier arrives in Brazil on maiden voyage with...

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BYD Shenzhen car carrier arrives in Brazil on maiden voyage with 7,300 cars on board
BYD Shenzhen has 9,200 standard loading spaces, covering an area equivalent to 20 football fields.

Big BYD dealer in eastern China goes out of business, local...

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Big BYD dealer in eastern China goes out of business, local media reports
SHANGHAI (Reuters) -A large dealer of Chinese electric vehicle maker BYD's cars in the eastern province of Shandong has gone out of business with at least 20 of its stores found to be deserted or shut, government-owned media reported. The Jinan Times, which is owned by the government of the provincial capital of Jinan, reported on Wednesday that Qiancheng Holdings, which ran BYD stores, had fallen into difficulties, affecting more than 1,000 consumers who were still owed warranty coverage and after-sales services. The affected stores are spread across four cities, including Jinan and Weifang, the newspaper said, citing visits it had made.