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  • Nio's battery operator Mirattery expands financing with 1 billion yuan green ABN

    This marks Mirattery's second issuance of green ABNs in 2026, following another RMB 1 billion issuance in late March.

  • BYD's new Linghui sub-brand teases e9 flagship sedan for business travel

    The Linghui e9 is the second model launched by the BYD sub-brand, following the Linghui e7 that went on sale earlier this month.

  • BYD sells $2.9 million electric supercar at Beijing Auto Show

    Yangwang U9 Xtreme becomes the most expensive model sold at this year's Beijing Auto Show, with a price tag exceeding 20 million yuan ($2.9 million).

  • Chinese automakers' Q1 earnings highlight impact of currency fluctuations

    As overseas businesses expand rapidly, fluctuations in the yuan exchange rate are significantly impacting the profits of Chinese automakers.

  • BYD Fang Cheng Bao launches Tai 7 EV with flash charging to expand SUV lineup

    The Tai 7 EV flash charging edition starts at 199,800 yuan ($29,230), featuring the second-generation BYD Blade Battery and ultra-fast flash charging technology.

  • China NEV retail sales drop 11% to 614,000 units in April 1-26

    NEV retail penetration reached 61.2% during the period as traditional combustion-engine cars fared worse.

  • Dreame adopts Huawei-style approach to build premium EVs without owning factories

    Dreame has adopted a "Huawei-like model" to build cars, co-creating new auto brands with partners.

  • Rox Motor pivots to China EV market after overseas expansion

    Rox Motor is accelerating its domestic market expansion in China through a new dealership model following initial success overseas.

  • Geely teases pure electric version of Starship 7 SUV with 605-km range

    Geely Galaxy teased the new Starship 7 EV, a sister model to the currently available Starship 7 EM-i hybrid SUV.

  • China suspends new robotaxi permits after Baidu's Wuhan outage, report says

    The suspension will prevent companies from adding new robotaxis, starting new test projects, or expanding to new cities, Bloomberg reported.

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