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Tesla’s China-made EV sales jump in January

However, deliveries of Model 3 and Model Y vehicles produced at Tesla’s Shanghai factory — including units exported to Europ...
Tesla China Jan wholesale sales rise 9.32% year-on-year to 69,129 units

Tesla China's January wholesale sales increased 9.32% year-on-year but fell 28.86% month-on-month.
Tesla’s China-made EV sales rise 9.3% y/y in January
BEIJING, Feb 4 () - Tesla sold 69,129 China-made electric vehicles in January, up 9.3% from a year earlier, extending gains for a third consecutive month as it battles shrinking market share in both China and Europe.
Geely will use Ford factory in Europe to produce vehicles in...
Geely will use Ford factory in Europe to produce vehicles for the region. In return, the American car maker will get the latest ADAS tech.
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Spy shots reveal BYD Fang Cheng Bao’s new sedan model Mei...

Fang Cheng Bao is expected to launch its first sedan later this year, following the release of four SUV models.
BYD Stock Rises In Hong Kong After Teasing Song Ultra EV...

Updating a core model like the Song is one way BYD is trying to steady volumes at home.
New Xiaomi SU7 expected March 19 launch
Xiaomi SU7 refreshed: March 19 launch expected, featuring 902km range.
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China’s first ‘Tesla killer’, flying car makers eye lift-off date: 7...

From analysis on Beijing-Ottawa tariff deal to foreign carmakers set to stage China comeback, here are seven EV stories you may have missed.
BYD Song Ultra EV crossover with 362 hp teased in China...
The BYD Song Ultra EV mid-size crossover was officially teased in China ahead of launch with 362 hp and an optional LiDAR sensor.
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In Depth: European Automakers Look to China as EV Gap Widens

Brands from Porsche to Volkswagen and BMW are seeking deeper cooperation with Chinese peers on batteries, charging infrastructure and EV development














