
XPeng Motors: Volkswagen Completes Over $700 Million Investment
On December 6th, XPeng Motors announced that Volkswagen's investment in XPeng has been completed, with a subscription amount of approximately $705.6 million.
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On December 6th, XPeng Motors announced that Volkswagen's investment in XPeng has been completed, with a subscription amount of approximately $705.6 million.

Chinese electric vehicle maker NIO's new factory will be located in Chuzhou Economic Development Zone, Anhui Province, a province in the East of China, to produce EV models from the company's third brand.

JD Auto, an online car selling platform operated by Chinese e-commerce giant JD.com, on July 27 formally signed a strategic cooperation agreement with EV tire brand Prinx.

Geely Auto Group, a private Chinese auto company owned by Geely Holdings, announced on Tuesday that it has signed a share subscription agreement with Renault Korea Motors, the South Korean subsidiary of Renault Group.

According to the State State Administration for Market Regulation on Friday, Porsche China will recall a total of 6,172 models from its 2020-2021 series of imported Taycan pure electric vehicles.

On May 15th, BYD held a press conference in Mexico to officially launch the "SHARK" pickup truck, which will be sold in the Americas, Australia and other regions in the future.

XPeng, a leading Chinese electric vehicle company, on November 30 announced its unaudited financial results for the third quarter of 2022. Its total revenues were 6.82 billion yuan ($0.96 billion) for the third quarter, representing a year-on-year increase of 19.3%.

Chinese internet security firm Qihoo 360 Technology announced on Monday that the company plans to invest 2.9 billion yuan ($451 million) in Hozon Auto, which also operates a car brand called NETA Auto.

On September 12th, it was reported that Xiaomi's automobile production base in Tongzhou had entered the final stage of production debugging.

Young Liu, Chairman and CEO of Taiwan-based electronics manufacturing giant Foxconn, affirmed during the firm's annual Hon Hai Tech Day on October 18 that "I hope one day we can produce electric cars for Tesla."

Geometry Auto, a new energy vehicle brand under Chinese auto firm Geely, officially announced on August 4 that it has reached a cooperation with Huawei's HarmonyOS to create a new intelligent automotive ecology.

On October 30th, Huawei Intelligent Automotive team visited IAT Automobile and reached a consensus on conducting overseas cooperation.