Etiqueta: NEV
Auto show evidences China’s rapid shift to new energy vehicles
The 2024 Beijing International Auto Show, featuring 117 global premieres and 278 new energy vehicle
BYD’s premium NEV brand Denza poised to accelerate global rollout
CGTN caught up with the general manager of Denza at the Beijing Auto Show to discuss the company's global ambitions. Zhao Changjiang told CGTN that Denza's luxury flagship sedan model has made its official debut in Beijing, marking the global launch
Japanese car brands cooperate with China to further auto intelligence –...
Read ahead to discover how Japanese car brands cooperate with China to further auto intelligence
New energy vehicles shine bright at Beijing auto show
Visitors watch the demonstration of a battery swap station of Chinese brand NIO at the 2024 Beijing International Automotive Exhibition in Shunyi District, Beijing,...
Letter from China: New energy vehicles shine bright at Beijing auto...
Letter from China: New energy vehicles shine bright at Beijing auto show-
BYD Apr sales breakdown: Song 80,860 units, Qin 51,170
The Yangwang brand sold 952 vehicles in April, while Fang Cheng Bao sold 2,110 units.
Cutting-edge technologies, novelties and affordability wow visitors at Beijing auto show
Feeling faster drive to green, smart and win-win future at Beijing auto show-
Cutting-edge technologies, novelties and affordability wow visitors at Beijing auto show-...
Cutting-edge technologies, novelties and affordability wow visitors at Beijing auto show- China.org.cn
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Beijing Auto Show proves China’s attractiveness to global investors: spokesman
The 2024 Beijing International Automotive Exhibition (Auto China 2024) proves China's continued attr
BYD’s strong Q1 amidst China EV price war
30 Apr 2024 - Chinese EV maker BYD posted higher profit in the three months to March despite the intensifying price war in China and a surge in investment in new technologies. The Warren Buffett-backed automaker's net profit rose 11% year-on-year to 4.57 billion yuan ($US630.7 million) in the first quarter, it announced Monday night.
