
Li Auto Launches Battery Charging Map Service
New energy vehicle firm Li Auto announced on August 14 its launch of a battery charging map service in China.
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New energy vehicle firm Li Auto announced on August 14 its launch of a battery charging map service in China.

NIO's third factory has recently started construction, with a single shift capacity of 100,000 units. It will be used for the production of future NIO and ONVO brands products.

Chinese EV maker Li Auto released its unaudited third-quarter earnings on Monday. The financial report shows that its total revenues were 7.78 billion yuan ($1.21 billion) in the third quarter of 2021.

More than 386,100 vehicles in China were recalled in July. Geely recalled the largest number of cars, with a total of over 120,000 vehicles.

The Xiaomi EV app shows that the delivery time for the Xiaomi SU7 has been extended, and some orders have been scheduled for about half a year.

Leading Chinese car manufacturing group Geely announced on September 30 that it had completed its acquisition of a 7.60% stake in British luxury marque Aston Martin.

XPeng Motors Vice President has released the official images of XPeng's new SUV model - G7.

NIO, a new energy vehicle manufacturer, is planning to build a new battery swap station/charging pile production plant in Hungary to tie in with the company's business development in the European market.

China’s marketplace for new energy vehicles posted a strong rebound in June, industry data showed, leading an auto sector turnaround as cash subsidies and tax cuts, part of a wider push for economic stabilization, helped incentivize consumers.

Chinese new energy vehicle enterprise Leapmotor announced on Friday that its total deliveries in March reached 10,059 units, an increase of 193% from the previous month.

The first batch of NIO's flagship sedan, the ET7, has rolled off the mass production line at the JAC-NIO manufacturing base in Hefei on Thursday. Deliveries are set to begin next Monday.

Li firmly dismissed the idea of NIO venturing into the unmanned taxi business.