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Nio Inc's insurance registrations last week stood at 2,500 units, down 43.18 percent from 4,400 units in the previous week.

The Chinese automotive market sustained its growth momentum as automakers posted record-breaking sales figures for March, with competition notably intensifying in the new energy vehicle sector.

From Xiaomi’s fatal car crash to Chinese EV makers reporting strong first quarter sales, here are seven EV stories you may have missed.

China's biggest electric vehicle (EV) maker BYD launched its most expensive model under its Denza brand to challenge BMW and Mercedes-Benz in the luxury segment as competition in the world's largest auto market intensifies. The Denza unit on Friday unveiled the six-seat SUV called Denza N9, priced at 389,800 (US$60,860) to 449,800 yuan, which is available in plug-in hybrid and pure-battery versions. Denza also sells D9 MPV, which was rolled out in 2022 and priced from 339,800 yuan. The SUV will

The N9 starts from 389,800 (US$60,860), equipped with BYD’s autonomous driving systems and can support on-vehicle drone systems.

Tesla's competitors in China disclosed a slew of updates on Tuesday, once again signaling that competition on the mainland is fierce for the EV juggernaut and the Chinese upstarts.

This is the first time Xiaomi's management has mentioned a timeline regarding the entry of its EV business into overseas markets.

A post-Lunar New Year rebound fueled big growth for new energy vehicle (NEV) sales in February, with most major brands like XPeng, Leapmotor and BYD reporting strong gains, some in triple-digits

Company expects to sell 10,000 units of the high-end car each year, founder and CEO Lei Jun says.

Xpeng was at 8,800 units, Li Auto 7,700, Zeekr 3,500, Leapmotor 5,500 and Aito 3,900.