- GWM’s premium brand ‘Shalong’ to unveil new all-electric sedan model at Auto Guangzhou 2021
Great Wall Motor's premium brand dubbed “Shalong” in Chinese will unveil an all-electric sedan model at the forthcoming Auto Guangzhou 2021, the automaker announced on Monday.
Nov. 15 , 2021
- XPeng to launch new SUV model at Auto Guangzhou 2021
On Nov. 12, XPeng posted on its WeChat account a teaser photo of an all-new model that will be unveiled at the upcoming Auto Guangzhou 2021.
Nov. 12 , 2021
- Chinese mainland accounts for over a quarter of Tesla’s global Supercharger volume
As of November 11, Tesla has deployed 30,000 Superchargers around the world, over 7,600 of which are built in Chinese Mainland, according to a post on Tesla China’s Twitter-like Weibo account.
Nov. 12 , 2021
- CATL, ENERGY TECHNOLOGY to build platform JV for investment in power battery separator
CATL has agreed with Yunnan Energy New Material Co.,Ltd., a Chinese manufacturer of paper packaging materials, to co-build a limited liability platform venture focusing on the investment in the projec...
Nov. 11 , 2021
- Sunwoda, Wuling Industrial attempt to build JV for NEV power battery system
Wuling Industrial has entered into an MoU with Sunwoda EV Battery for a possible investment and establishment of a joint venture dedicated to manufacturing power battery system products for new energy...
Nov. 11 , 2021
- CATL contributes to 50.7% of China’s Jan.-Oct. installed battery capacity
In October 2021, China's power battery outputs reached 25.1GWh, surging 191.6% year on year, while also growing 8.4% month on month, according to China Automotive Power Battery Industry Innovation All...
Nov. 11 , 2021
- China has 2.253 million EV charging piles by Oct. 2021
By the end of Oct. 2021, there were 2.253 million charging piles across China, up 50.4% from the same period of last year, according to the China Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Promotion All...
Nov. 10 , 2021
- Evergrande Auto to sell HK$500 million worth of shares for vehicle production
At HK$2.86 each share, which is 19.89% cheaper than the company’s closing price of HK$3.57 on November 9.
Nov. 10 , 2021
