- Changan Auto expects annual NEV sales to surpass 1 million units in 2025
Changan plans to launch 21 all-new intelligent all-electric vehicle models within five years and expects its annual new energy vehicle (NEV) sales to reach 1.05 million units by 2025, said Wang Jun, P...
Sept. 17 , 2021
- China’s SVOLT to build 60GWh power battery manufacturing base in Chengdu
On Sept. 16, SVOLT entered into a strategic cooperation agreement with Chengdu Municipal Government to build a power battery manufacturing and R&D base in the capital of Sichuan Province.
Sept. 17 , 2021
- SAIC-GM releases all-new brand emblem, to start presale of first Ultium-based model in 2021
SAIC General Motors announced on Sept. 16 it has switched to a fire new brand logo, demonstrating the automaker’s transformation towards auto electrification, intelligence, and connectivity.
Sept. 17 , 2021
- Elon Musk: China’s auto companies are most competitive worldwide
Chinese automobile companies are the most competitive in the world, especially in software, Elon Musk stated in the 2021 WNEVC (World New Energy Vehicle Congress).
Sept. 17 , 2021
- NIO ET7’s first tooling trial prototypes come off line
The first tooling trial (TT) prototypes of the NIO ET7, the fourth production model and first sedan model of NIO, rolled off the production line on September 15 at the JAC-NIO Advanced Manufacturing C...
Sept. 17 , 2021
- Dongfeng Motor aims to sell 1 million NEVs annually by 2025
Chairman of Dongfeng Motor, Zhu Yanfeng emphasized the importance of practical innovations in the industry during the 2021 WNEVC (World New Energy Vehicle Congress).
Sept. 16 , 2021
- CATL, BASF to team up on battery material solutions
Chinese power battery giant CATL announced on Sept. 16 the strategic partnership it formed with the Germany-based chemical company BASF on battery material solutions.
Sept. 16 , 2021
- SAIC Motor aims to peak carbon emissions, sell 2.7 million NEVs annually by 2025
SAIC Motor aims to sell over 2.7 million NEVs per year by 2025, making NEVs account for over 32% of the group’s total car sales, Wang Xiaoqiu, SAIC Motor's president.
Sept. 16 , 2021
