CnEVPost Newsletter: NIO launches ET5 Touring; XPeng rolls out Tesla FSD-like feature in Beijing
CnEVPost Newsletter: NIO launches ET5 Touring; XPeng rolls out Tesla FSD-like feature in Beijing
NIO launches ET5 Touring with same pricing as regular ET5
Pricing for the ET5 Touring is identical to the regular ET5, with a starting price in China of RMB 298,000 including the battery, and deliveries will begin on June 16.
NIO ET5 Touring launch: Live updates
NIO officially launched the ET5 Touring today, and this article contains the main contents of the launch event.
Store visit: First impression of NIO ET5 Touring
The NIO ET5 Touring offers more trunk space while improving the high driver's seat that the regular ET5 was complained about. The key now is the price.
XPeng CEO sees China EV landscape far from set
XPeng will enter an accelerating positive feedback loop starting in the third quarter of this year and will see faster growth from the third quarter of next year to the end of 2025, XPeng's CEO said.
XPeng rolls out Tesla FSD-like assisted driving feature in Beijing
City NGP feature is expected to cover dozens of additional cities within the year, XPeng said.
Buick to launch Electra E4 coupe SUV in China on Jun 19
Only about 2 months ago on April 13, Buick launched the Electra E5 SUV -- its first model based on GM's Ultium platform -- in China.
Analysts expect 16% of heavy trucks sold in China to be electric by 2025
At present, 89 percent of the new energy heavy trucks are pure electric models, and half of them support battery swap.
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China auto dealer inventory rises in May
Auto dealer inventory factor rose 15.23 percent in May compared to April, signaling a decline in the auto industry sentiment.
China May auto sales breakdown: Premium models contribute 13.47%
This is the same as in April and up from 12.13 percent in the same month last year.
Local brands' share of Chinese auto market in May at 50.24%
German brands had a share of 20.60 percent in May, while Japanese brands were 18 percent.
China May auto sales breakdown: Sedans 851,469, SUVs 795,611, MPVs 94,983
China's retail sales of passenger cars in May were 1,742,063 units, up 28.7 percent year-on-year.