Xiaomi unit secures new land plot in Beijing for EV project - CnEVPost
A subsidiary of Xiaomi has secured a new land plot for RMB 635 million ($88.39 million), which is expected to be used for the third phase of its EV factory.| CnEVPost
A subsidiary of Xiaomi has secured a new land plot for RMB 635 million ($88.39 million), which is expected to be used for the third phase of its EV factory.| CnEVPost
The Xiaomi YU7 SUV will be launched in July, and surpasses the Tesla Model Y in multiple fronts.| CnEVPost
Tesla's China website listed the facelifted Model Y and has begun offering two variants it calls the “Launch Series,” with deliveries expected to begin in March.| CnEVPost
China's wholesale sales of passenger NEVs were estimated at 1.14 million units in February, up 37 percent year-on-year and up 37 percent from February.| CnEVPost
The Model Y L is larger than the 5-seat Model Y and is expected to be priced at around RMB 400,000 ($55,710).| CnEVPost
Xpeng announced shortly after the launch event that the Mona M03 saw firm orders exceed 10,000 units in 52 minutes.| CnEVPost
Leapmotor continues to offer BEV and EREV variants of the C11, with the BEV variant built on an 800-volt high-voltage platform and offering a CLTC range of 640 km.| CnEVPost
Xiaomi EV's phase 2 plant is hiring massively to prepare for mass production.| CnEVPost
The Leapmotor B01 measures 4,770 mm in length, between the Xpeng Mona M03 and Tesla Model 3, and offers a CLTC range of up to 650 km.| CnEVPost
The Xiaomi YU7 secured over 200,000 firm orders in the first 3 minutes, marking another rare case in China's EV market.| CnEVPost
This means that 7,153 P7+ cars have been delivered so far this month.| CnEVPost
Counterpoint highlighted BYD's tech leadership, vertically integrated production model, and the fact that Tesla is facing multiple challenges.| CnEVPost
