Even though local market is still their primary focus, the three Chinese EV startups are also stepping up efforts for overseas market.
Mar. 5 , 2021
Li Auto plans to release at least 2 new models every year from 2022 on.
Mar. 2 , 2021
Chinese EV startup Xpeng Motors announced it delivered 2,223 new vehicles in February, traditionally an off-season for car shopping in China.
Mar. 2 , 2021
Shanghai aims to increase its annual outputs of new energy vehicles (NEVs) to over 1.2 million units with a production value exceeding 350 billion yuan ($54.218 billion) per year by 2025.
Feb. 25 , 2021
China’s Hainan province aims to deploy 25,000 new energy vehicles (NEVs) this year, as part of an action plan Hainan provincial government set for the year of 2021.
Feb. 24 , 2021
Chinese EV startup NIO has completed the validation and started the core testing for its second-generation battery swapping stations, according to a local media outlet. The stations are expected for deployment in April 2021.
Feb. 23 , 2021