Etiqueta: Xiaomi
China’s BYD Brought A Prius-Beating Hybrid To America Nearly 20 Years...
China tried to come to America with the first mass-market plug-in hybrid. The BYD F3DM looks like a Toyota Corolla and years ahead of its time
Xiaomi officials responded to the latest SU7 sedan fire in China
Xiaomi officials responded to the recent SU7 fire in China. This case became widely discussed online because of the firework-like explosions.
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Every country should follow China’s lead in banning ‘hidden’ car door...
Those car door handles that blend into the exterior door panel for a sleek look might soon be a thing of the past – and China's taking the lead in outlawing them.
Leapmotor: China’s no-frills EV maker aiming to become the next BYD
Low-cost carmaker harbours ambitions go global and rank among world’s top 10 auto groups
New Xiaomi SU7 expected March 19 launch
Xiaomi SU7 refreshed: March 19 launch expected, featuring 902km range.
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BYD, NIO, LI Auto, XPEV, Xiaomi: China’s EV War Is Heating...
China EV sales update: BYD leads but slid 30% YoY; Xiaomi surged 70%; NIO jumped while XPeng/Li Auto fell. Click for more on the Asian electric scene.
Xiaomi SU7 retains 94.5% battery health after 265,000 km in 18...
Xiaomi SU7's battery durability: only 5.5% degradation after 265,000 km.
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China bans controversial car tech
Following a spate of criticism and reported fatalities, China has become the first nation to ban electric vehicles with concealed
China Officially Bans A Popular EV Door Design After Fatal Crashes
New Chinese rules mandate mechanical door releases on EVs and could reshape vehicle design worldwide
China bans hidden car door handles in world-first safety policy
There were accidents where users could not open car doors after accidents due to power failures. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.
