Etiqueta: Xiaomi

The sales figures reflected the increasing popularity of hybrid electric vehicles and the slowing growth of fully battery electric vehicles (BEV) in the world’s largest auto market.

Li Auto had 11,300 insurance registrations last week, Xpeng 5,600, Zeekr 5,100, Leapmotor 8,500 and Aito 8,700.

Ford CEO Jim Farley admitted he has been driving a Xiaomi SU7 for six months and said he "doesn't want to give it up."

Li Auto had 12,100 insurance registrations last week, Xpeng 4,500, Zeekr 5,200, Leapmotor 8,000 and Aito 8,700.

Due to Stellantis' poor financial performance in the first half of 2023, CEO Carlos Tavares publicly declared at the end of July that the company would shut down unprofitable brands. This announcement has made the fate of its luxury car brand Maserati a global hot topic, with many twists and turns in the ensuing speculation.

Chinese automakers are marketing EVs as "first cars" — but is this more wishful thinking or long-term strategy?

Dubbed by Xiaomi as “A Revolutionary EV Experience”, improper driver operation is being blamed for the 16 September accident near Nanjing South Railway Station. The collision caused a short circuit in the vehicle’s battery and thus a fire. Full story (in Chinese) via this link; read about Nanjing introduced as never before via this link.

With global electric vehicle (EV) registrations performing strongly in July, which models came out on top in terms of sales?