Etiqueta: Leapmotor
Clash of Western vs Chinese models at Paris Motor Show –...

Paris Motor Show opens on October 14, showcasing a fierce competition between European and Chinese automakers, including major brands and innovative electric vehicles
Leapmotor teases new model B10, to debut at Paris auto show...

The B10 SUV, the first global model of Leapmotor's new B platform, will make its official debut at the Paris auto show, which opens on October 14.
Paris Motor Show 2024: all the exciting new cars revealed at...

This year’s Paris Motor Show will include the reveal of the new Renault 4, and much more besides
Huawei EV sales drop as demand for BYD, Geely, Leapmotor soar...

The figures come after many Chinese automakers have launched new and redesigned models, greatly increasing their store traffic and boosting sales.
China EV insurance registrations for week ending Aug 18: Nio 3,300,...

Li Auto had 10,700 insurance registrations last week, Xpeng 2,300 and Zeekr 3,500.
Why China’s interest in producing cars in Europe underscores need for...

Tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles (EV) will likely boost investments in new European factories, which is good news but could also undermine Europe’s industrial base, to address this challenge the EU needs to strengthen and unify its investment rules, writes Tobias Gehrke.
Emerging Chinese NEV automakers July 2024 sales report
The top three are Li Auto, Aito, and Leapmotor.
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BYD, Li Auto, Leapmotor set new delivery records in July ·...

The numbers come against a stormy backdrop with a growing number of Chinese automakers taking aim at each other in the press amid competition concerns.
China Jul EV sales preview: Deutsche Bank expects Nio at 21,000...

Deutsche Bank also expects Tesla to sell 45,000 units at retail in China in July, Li Auto at 48,000 units and Zeekr at 15,000 units.
Big boost for Chinese EV market as BYD maintains command

Electric vehicle registrations in China climbed by a third in May as BYD continued to control the country's market.